31May2015 | Study: Climate Change May Kill Off 1 in 13 Species Shanghai Daily According to a new study published in the journal Science, Global warming will eventually push 1 out of every 13 species on Earth into extinction, with South America the hardest hit for any continent. |
31May2015 | 'Queer Paradise': How a Remote Town in Southern Mexico Reinvented Sex and Gender Fusion “They say God gave St. Ferrer a bag of muxes to spread across Mexico and the entire continent. But upon arriving in Juchitan, the bag broke and he spilled them all,†Marluu says with a shy smile. |
31May2015 | US Banks Close Branches Along Mexico Border to Prevent Money Laundering InSight Crime Major US banks have recently closed branches along the southern border with Mexico in an attempt to crack down on money laundering, a reflection of the ease with which Mexican drug traffickers can legitimize illicit proceeds north of the border. |
31May2015 | Rights Group Asks Mexico Not to Repeat Tlatlaya Mistakes in Tanhuato Investigation El Universal Mexico should conduct a prompt, thorough, and impartial investigation into the killings on May 22, 2015, in Michoacan state, Human Rights Watch say. |
31May2015 | Jon Stewart Blasts FIFA Hypocrisy: 'What if They Were Wall Street Bankers?' Alternet Jon Stewart points out the DOJ’s glaring inconsistency when it comes to targeting money laundering, bribery, and racketeering. |
30May2015 | Residents in a Mexican Neighborhood Miss the Cartel That Protected Them The Washington Post The questions of who the men were, and how they died, are at the center of a growing controversy over what happened on May 22 behind the chain link fence of the Rancho del Sol in Michoacan state. |
30May2015 | Lawmakers Demand President Pena Nieto Detail Wealth After Reported Misrepresentation wochit News Mexico's president, Enrique Pena Nieto, came under pressure to fully disclose his financial assets following a report stating that he had misrepresented the circumstances under which he acquired a property in a lakeside retreat near Mexico City. |
30May2015 | Latin America Rethinks Drug Policies in Welcome Break with Failed Traditional Tactics The New York Times While a broadly accepted regional approach remains a distant goal in a politically diverse hemisphere with many strained relationships, the present conversations offer considerable hope. |
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