21Jan2016 | These People Get Real About Multiracial Identity in This Powerful Video The Huffington Post Often times, people who identify as biracial or multiracial have physical characteristics that defy any sort of racial categorization and aren’t able to simply check off a box on an application, form or census that will neatly describe their race. |
21Jan2016 | OECD Reports Mexican Healthcare System Faces Some 'Daunting Challenges' Public Finance In its review of Mexico’s health system for 2016, the think-tank urged the country to tackle high rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease as well as inefficiency and problems in the way it delivers care. |
21Jan2016 | Trans-Pacific Partnership to be Signed on February 4th Latin American Herald Tribune The Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, will be signed on Feb. 4 in the city of Auckland in New Zealand, following a long period of negotiation, official sources reported Thursday. |
21Jan2016 | Researchers Find Evidence of a Massive New Planet in Our Solar System Caltech Caltech researchers have found evidence of a giant planet tracing a bizarre, highly elongated orbit in the outer solar system. |
21Jan2016 | Citizens Divided Over Which Government Should Stop US-Mexico Drug Trade YouGov US Americans are divided on whose responsibility it is to stop the US-Mexico drug trade, and many think corruption is common among law enforcement on both sides of the border. |
21Jan2016 | Mexico City Becomes 32nd State, Constitutional Assembly to Be Convened Aristegui Noticias The President of the Permanent Committee of Congress issued the formal declaration of the passage of the constitutional amendment regarding the Political Reform of Mexico City and sent it to the President for its publication. |
20Jan2016 | World Bank Reports One in Five Young Latin Americans Do Not Study or Work teleSUR According to the report, young people from poor families form part of a vicious circle of broken homes, academic failure, and lack of access to the jobs market that can push them into crime. |
20Jan2016 | Enterprising Crime Cartels in Mexico Muscle in on Local Politics The Straits Times While former kingpins rot in prisons and graves, their assassins have formed their own organizations, which can be even more violent and predatory. And they are now muscling in on one of Mexico's most lucrative businesses of all: local politics. |
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