04Jun2015 | Desperate Journeys: Migrants Risk Lives on Dangerous Routes from Mexico to US Al Jazeera Al Jazeera's John Holman met a group of men in Chiapas who are risking their lives to make the dangerous and desperate journey for a better life in the U.S. |
04Jun2015 | Owners Continue to Talk About NFL Return to Mexico Riviera Maya News There is speculation that any games played in Mexico would take place in Guadalajara or Monterrey, not Mexico City even though Estadio Azteca, Aztec Stadium in Mexico City, is the largest stadium in the country. |
04Jun2015 | Survey Data Reveals How People Across the Americas View Same-Sex Marriage Vanderbilt University Looking at the breakdown in support for same-sex marriage by age in individual countries, there is a clear trend of young persons being more in favor and older citizens being more opposed. |
04Jun2015 | Tijuana: From Sin City to Mexican Technology Hub? CNN These days, Tijuana is looking to swing to a different beat. Front and center of this effort is the bus station which is now home to a dynamic tech cluster of international companies such as Uber and Yelp. |
04Jun2015 | GiveDirectly: This Startup Gives Poor People a Year's Income, No Strings Attached The Huffington Post Dollar-for-dollar, analysts say GiveDirectly is among the most effective organizations in the world trying to eliminate extreme poverty. Some of its strongest champions are two of Facebook's co-founders. |
04Jun2015 | 12 States Approve the General Law for the Rights of Children and Adolescents The News The project seeks to broaden cooperation and coordination between federal authorities, the Family Development Agency and states for the protection and restoration of children’s and adolescent’s rights. |
04Jun2015 | Dolphins Go Wild in Back to the Blue Project to Free Captive Marine Mammals TakePart A new report on the successful rehabilitation and release of wild-caught dolphins could well become the how-to manual for other efforts to “rewild†marine mammals at aquariums around the world. |
04Jun2015 | In Mexican Politics, the Greens Are 'Corruption Turned Into a Party' VICE News The Mexican political party that calls itself Green is notorious for championing the death penalty, courting ties that are closer with the country's telecommunications industry than with environmental groups, and putting a low priority on issues such as deforestation and climate change. |
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