26Apr2015 | Mexico Lags on Recycling, Disposal and Treatment Strategies of Electronic Waste The News Due to technological advancements, many older pieces of technology are becoming obsolete. This results in massive dumps for electronic waste, which will not disappear anytime soon. |
26Apr2015 | Racism in Mexico: Majority Say They Are Treated Differently Because of Appearance The Fulano Forum Five of every 10 Mexicans have trouble being accepted because they are brown-skinned. More than half of all Mexican women self-identify themselves with a skin coloring lighter than they really are, as do 40% of men. They believe that a brown skin color is not synonymous with beauty. |
26Apr2015 | Filmmaking and Victims of Clerical Sex Abuse Join Forces in Latin America Inter Press Service Victims of sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Latin America are taking the first steps towards grouping together in order to bolster their search for justice – a struggle where they have found a new ally: filmmaking. |
26Apr2015 | List of Candidates for June Elections Reads Like Line-Up for Mexican TV Panel Show The Independent Abducted students' families call for an election boycott as a clown, a footballer and a reality TV star stand in upcoming polls. |
26Apr2015 | Mexico Joins World Leaders, Charities to Offer Condolences and Help After Nepal Quake StarTribune As world leaders and global charities tried to grasp the scope of an earthquake that devastated Nepal, they offered condolences for the more than 1,400 people killed in four countries and readied emergency aid for the survivors. |
25Apr2015 | Check Out Plaza Garibaldi: The Hub of Mariachi Culture in Mexico City YouTube In the early 20th century, the old Garibaldi Square was a place known for its small shops, its second-hand market and especially for its cantinas. Now in the 21st century, this square is a tribute to Charro culture. |
25Apr2015 | Mike LaSusa: The US Must Address Its Role in Mexico's Human Rights Crisis Truthout The militarized approach to crime and violence pursued by Mexico and other countries in Latin America with US support has not only failed to achieve its stated objectives, but in many cases, has contributed to the very problems it proposes to solve. |
25Apr2015 | Hubble Space Telescope Reflects the Cosmos The New York Times After 25 years, the Hubble Space Telescope is still surprising us. Hubble has been called the most important advance in astronomy since Galileo, and its greatest discoveries might still be ahead. |
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