23May2015 | Bacteria Blamed in Indigenous Mexican Baby Deaths Agence France-Presse Bacteria - and not a contaminated vaccine as initially suspected - were to blame for the recent deaths of two Mexican babies and for sickening 29 others, according to an official investigation. |
22May2015 | Nick Bostrom: What Happens When Our Computers Get Smarter Than We Are? TED2015 A philosopher and technologist, Bostrom asks us to think hard about the world we're building right now, driven by thinking machines. Will our smart machines help to preserve humanity and our values - or will they have values of their own? |
22May2015 | Top Mexico Human Rights Prosecutor Resigns in Midst of Political Storm The Fulano Forum The embattled head of the human rights division at Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office resigned her post on this week in the wake of mounting criticism over the government’s struggles to deal with escalating violence and impunity across the country. |
22May2015 | Traveling Solo? Here's What You Need to Know The Spectrum There are many people in our community that do not have someone to travel with. Unfortunately in the past there have been very few options for these travelers that still want to get out and see the world. |
22May2015 | Elections Under Fire: In Mexico, Running for Office Might Mean Running for Cover Sinembargo Narcopolitics is proving fruitful. First, by electing and imposing candidates and then executing those that won't submit to its corrupting power. |
22May2015 | Thinking About Retiring Overseas? It's More Than a Matter of Money Deseret News Older Americans are increasingly retiring in a foreign country. But it's not for everyone, so here's an introduction to see if it might suit you. |
22May2015 | This Mexican Author Says Languages Are Tools to Start a Bilingual Conversation WLRN.org Betto Arcos caught up with writer and professor Cristina Rivera Garza, and asked her what it's like being a published author in two languages, and how living on both sides of the border has affected her work. |
22May2015 | 6-Year-Old's Murder Has Many in Mexico Seeking Answers to Youth Violence The New York Times The case has caused a wave of anguish: A 6-year-old boy in northern Mexico murdered and a group of five adolescents, who the authorities said were playing a game of “kidnap,†apprehended for the crime. |
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