11Aug2015 | Modernizing Mexico's Southern Border Could Take 18 Years: Humberto Mayans El Universal Humberto Mayans, former "immigration czar" said that the government has allotted 1.23 billion pesos to modernize the Southern border with 187 projects. |
11Aug2015 | Rights Commission Finds Government Negligent in Caring for Migrant Girl Fronteras Desk Mexico's National Human Rights Commission has issued a report reprimanding state and federal authorities for mishandling the case of a migrant girl who died in a shelter last year. |
11Aug2015 | Beyond Cigars, Salsa, Mojitos and Malecon: Finally, a Changing Cuba HuffPost The Cuban people are embracing change - as former NPR Latin America correspondent Gerry Hadden reveals in a remarkable new documentary film: 'Reinventing Cuba.' |
11Aug2015 | Emilio Godoy: Anti-Poverty Programs in Mexico Are Losing the Battle Inter Press Service While most of Latin America has been reducing poverty, Mexico is moving in the other direction. New official figures reflect an increase in the number of poor in the last two years, despite the billions of dollars channeled into a broad range of programs aimed at combating the problem. |
11Aug2015 | Survival: Technology Gives Remote Tribes a Voice Survival International Survival International, the global movement for tribal peoples’ rights, has launched a unique project to bring the latest communications technology to some of the world’s most remote tribal communities. |
11Aug2015 | Peso Seen at New Low as Mexico Central Bank Action Too Little Bloomberg Business The battle being waged by Agustin Carstens to revive Mexico’s sluggish economy is at risk of being derailed by an unlikely adversary: the peso. |
11Aug2015 | Mexico City Mayor Miguel Mancera Says New Law Will Protect Journalists Television del Sur A week after the murder of photojournalist Ruben Espinoza, Mexico City Mayor Miguel Mancera says that a new law will protect journalists. Of the 88 murders of journalists in the country since 2000, 97% went unpunished. |
11Aug2015 | Voices in the Ocean: A Journey Into the Wild and Haunting World of Dolphins Amazon.com From Susan Casey, the New York Times bestselling author of 'The Wave' and 'The Devil’s Teeth,' a breathtaking journey through the extraordinary world of dolphins. |
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