21Sep2015 | Millions of Mexicans Are Vulnerable to Hurricanes Prensa Latina Millions of Mexicans live in vulnerable zones to the impact of tropical storms and hurricanes, according to data published today by the National Center of Disaster Prevention. |
21Sep2015 | Thousands of Mexican Families Mourn Loss of the 'Other Disappeared' The Associated Press The disappearance of 43 students in Mexico in September 2014 became an international outrage. Since 2007, more than 25,000 people have disappeared across the country. |
21Sep2015 | Space Station Astronauts Are First to View Ridley Scott's 'The Martian' Rapid News Network This weekend, astronauts at worldwide Space Station entertained themselves with the upcoming space travel movie “The Martianâ€. The theme? Being stranded in outer space, of course. |
21Sep2015 | Leftist Party to Consider Tie-Ups to Challenge President Pena Nieto Reuters International Mexico's main leftist opposition party has agreed to consider political tie-ups with conservative rivals as it gears up to take on President Enrique Pena Nieto's ruling party in state elections due next year. |
21Sep2015 | Ancient Mexico:' Where Men Became Gods Tour' 2016 Megalithomania Mexico is home some of the most famous of all ancient cultures, especially the Maya as the result of the popularity of the "Mayan Calendar" leading up to 2012. Come with us as we explore the Maya, Olmec, Toltec and Aztec worlds. |
21Sep2015 | Indigenous Organizations Reject Calls to Forcibly Contact Uncontacted Tribes Survival International Indigenous organizations across South America have condemned as "dangerous and illegal" calls by U.S. anthropologists Kim Hill and Robert S. Walker to forcibly contact highly vulnerable uncontacted tribes. |
20Sep2015 | US Drives Deportation, Detention and Abuse on the Mexico-Guatemala Border CIP Americas Program Mexico’s southern border has become the line of contention of the most powerful country in the world. The victims of this extraterritorial policy are Central American migrants who cross every day, seeking to save their lives and their families from the violence and hunger plaguing their countries. |
20Sep2015 | CNN Hero Shows What Wheelchairs Mean to Those Who Lack Them in Mexico World Access Project Since 2008, Richard St. Denis and his nonprofit, World Access Project, have provided hundreds of wheelchairs and mobility aids to people living with disabilities in rural Mexico. |
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