22Sep2015 | Game Changer Flavia: Enabling Mexico's Disabled Through 'Pina Palmera' CCTV America The organization “Pina Palmera†has become a pioneer for the rights of people with disabilities. For the last 30 years it has offered support, education, and therapy for disabled people of all ages in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. |
22Sep2015 | Attack on Cisco Routers Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger Fortune A major cyber attack on routers from Cisco Systems is worse than previously believed, according to a report Monday by security research group Shadowserver Foundation. |
22Sep2015 | Protesters Damage Guerrero State Prosecutor Office Over Missing Students Agence France-Presse Protesters stormed the prosecutor's office of the southern Mexico state of Guerrero on Monday to protest the handling of the disappearance of 43 students, days before the case's first anniversary. |
21Sep2015 | Central American Migrants Slam Discrimination Against Children at Mexico Schools teleSUR Central American migrants often face barriers when it comes to registering their children for school and accessing financial aid, claim activists. |
21Sep2015 | International Day of Peace 2015 - Video Message by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon United Nations Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. |
21Sep2015 | Inferno Exotic: Mexican Engineers Create 'Indestructible' New Supercar Car Keys A group of Mexican engineers claim to have created a revolutionary new supercar which is nigh-impossible to crush in the event of a collision. |
21Sep2015 | Horse Used as 'Beast of Burden' in Juarez, on His Way to US Animal Sanctuary CAPE Animal Sanctuary Rafael, an emaciated horse nearly worked to death pulling a decrepit, overloaded cart through the streets of Juarez, Mexico, is due to arrive at the CAPE Animal Sanctuary in California next Sunday. |
21Sep2015 | The Harsh Times Facing Mexico City's Informal Subway Vendors VICE News Expertly weaving their way through the crowds on one of the world's busiest subways, the vagoneros are the men, women, and children who move up and down the trains selling just about anything you might be looking for on a daily commute. |
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