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Global Press News ServiceMexican Community Wins Fight for Water Supply, Gains Protection From Water Politicization
Running water is not a given in Coyoacán, an area of Mexico City where politicians are accused of manipulating water supplies to keep the support of local residents. But recently, the citizens of Coyoacán banded together to fight for their right to a regular supply of water.
read storyUgandan Government Tries, Fails to Close Unlicensed Private Schools
Cheaper fees tantalize low-income parents to send their children to for-profit institutions. But many of these schools fail to meet even basic standards, such as separate dorms or toilet facilities for boys and girls.
read storyFacing High Unemployment Rates, Argentina’s Young People Create Their Own Jobs
Argentina’s youth-unemployment rate is above average for the region, and many students graduate only to find a market unsuited to their skills and qualifications. But some young Argentines are taking matters into their own hands: When they can’t find a job, they create one.
read storySustainable Development Goals
In DRC, Coffee Beans May Be the Seed of an Economic Transformation
Budget Shortfalls Hamper Drive for Universal Preschool in Zimbabwe
Students Battle in Knowledge Competition, as Haiti Works to Raise Education Levels
Water Shortages Disrupt Education for Nepalese Students in Rural Regions
Haiti’s Rice Farmers, With Government Help, Hope They Can Feed Their Nation
