23Apr2015 | A Ranking of the World's 'Most Powerful' Passports The Washington Post Financial advisory firm Arton Capital created a passport index that allows you to sort passports for countries around the world by a “passport power rank.†|
23Apr2015 | Random Acts - Shoes and Shirts for Casa de Jesus Orphanage in Juarez, Mexico RandomActs.org In February, Random Acts was able to provide funding for the purchase of new shoes and shirts for the girls and boys at the Casa de Jesus orphanage in Juarez, Mexico. |
23Apr2015 | How Cracking Down on Human Smuggling Helps Criminals Make Millions of Dollars a Year Vox In this week's issue of the New Yorker, Sarah Stillman has a feature on the horrifyingly lucrative business of kidnapping unauthorized migrants as they make their way across the US/Mexico border. It's a compelling story on its own, and you should read it. |
23Apr2015 | DNA Tests Show Authorities Seized Wrong Mexican Girl for Forced Return to US Daily Mail A 14-year-old Mexican girl grabbed by police at school and sent to the United States in a case of mistaken identity was reunited with her parents, a happy ending to a saga that captivated the country. |
23Apr2015 | Tech Students in Mexico Develop New Sensor to Prevent Drunk Driving Gizmag In order to decrease road accidents caused under the influence of alcohol, a group of young students in Mexico developed an automotive safety system that detects the alcohol blood level of a person from their sweat and prevents them from driving. |
23Apr2015 | Mexico Annual Inflation Cools in Early April Reuters Inflation in the 12 months through mid-April eased to 3.03 percent, data from the national statistics office showed on Thursday, below the 3.14 percent reached in the full month of March and the 3.29 percent seen in a Reuters poll. |
23Apr2015 | OECD: Mexico Ranks First Among Member Countries in Teen Pregnancies and Bullying The Mazatlan Messenger According to the reports produced by the United Nations, Mexico ranks number one among the OECD member countries in teenage pregnancies, and ranks first in bullying of primary and secondary students. |
23Apr2015 | Andres Oppenheimer'sTake on Mexico's New (But Old) Anti-Corruption Fix Miami Herald The biggest problem with Mexico’s new National Anti-Corruption System is not what it plans to do, but the fact that it will have to be approved by state legislatures and implemented by enabling laws that may be watered down by state governors and local politicians. |
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