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In rural Honduras, the northward pull is strong

by Nick Miroff Washington Post August 5, 2013

COMAYAGUA, Honduras — It is 1,862 miles from here to the kitchens and lawns of Houston. The route through Mexico is more dangerous than ever. And if Santos Arias somehow manages to reach the U.S. border without getting arrested, kidnapped, robbed, ...

Egypt general has country wondering about aims

by Kareen Fahim New York Times August 2, 2013

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Generating global governance to end hunger—a Q&A with the FAO director-general

by Matthew Newsome Inter Press Service July 25, 2013

ADDIS ABABA , Jul 2 2013 (IPS) - Sub-Saharan Africa may be home to six of the world’s 10-fastest growing economies, but it also has a majority of the countries that are suffering from a food crisis....

Braving Mexico’s rails: At a time when illegal immigration to the United States remains near its lowest point in four decades, the number of Central Americans coming north has soared, putting new attention on the rail system that brings thousands to the border each year.  Photo: Washington Post

In Mexico, rails are risky crossing for a new wave of Central American migrants

by Nick Miroff Washington Post July 17, 2013

At a makeshift church shelter beyond the industrial parks north of Mexico City, the train riders wait under a canvas tent, listening for a locomotive horn. They keep their shoes on and their backpacks zipped....

War denying millions of children an education. Almost 50 million children and young people in conflict areas out of school, says report, with Syrian civil war worsening problem

by Mark Tran The Guardian July 11, 2013

Almost 50 million children and young people living in conflict areas are out of school, more than half of them primary age, and reports of attacks on education are rising, according to figures published on Friday....

Sudden improvements suggest a campaign to undermine Morsi

by Ben Hubbard and David D Kirkpatrick New York Times July 10, 2013

CAIRO — The streets seethe with protests and government ministers are on the run or in jail, but since the military ousted President Mohamed Morsi, life has somehow gotten better for many people across Egypt: Gas lines have disappeared, power cuts ...

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