21May2015 | Income Inequality Reaches Highest Levels in OECD Countries Since Records Begin Journal of Turkish Weekly Income inequality has reached record highs in most OECD countries and remains at even higher levels in many emerging economies, said the organization in a new report. |
21May2015 | Watch This and You'll Cross a Mexican Bullfight Off Your Bucket List for Good PETA UK This is bullfighting. The bull is afraid and confused. Blood gushes from his wounds as he's stabbed over and over again. He falls down, writhing in pain. Then he dies - slowly. One minute is all you need to see to know that this torture is wrong. |
21May2015 | Bertha Rodriguez Santos: A Harvest of Justice for San Quintin Farm Workers? CIP Americas The farm workers of the San Quintin Valley have gotten the federal government to commit to facilitating negotiations for a wage hike in this region of Baja California. But spokesperson Lucila Hermandez warns that the agreement is still not a clear victory. |
21May2015 | Tons of Endangered Sea Species Seized in Mexico Prensa Latina In the last three years, Mexico has seized some 18 tons of products and byproducts of Totoaba macdonaldi, an endangered fish, said the Federal Office for Environmental Protection. |
21May2015 | Google's Self-Piloting Cars to Hit Public Roadways Riviera Maya News Google has been given the green light to test its autonomous vehicles on California roads this summer. |
21May2015 | Animal Rights Group Seeks to Curb Duck Head-Tearing Mayan Ritual in Yucatan Agence France-Presse Mexican environmental authorities have filed an animal cruelty complaint against a ritual in which participants rip off the heads of live ducks. |
20May2015 | These Outstanding Moms of Mexico Are Fighting for Gay and Lesbian Kids Unicorn Booty The gay Mexican website RegioGay.com has teamed up with the video production company VMA.mx to present “Outstanding Moms,†a mini-documentary where Mexican mothers share their personal stories about their gay and lesbian children. |
20May2015 | Seattle Lawyer: Vigilante Leader Nestora Salgado to be Moved from Nayarit Prison The Associated Press A Seattle attorney representing a jailed vigilante leader in Mexico says she will be transferred to another prison facility in Mexico City where she'll have better access to medical attention, her family and her defense team. |
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