20Apr2015 | Hundreds of Minors Rescued from Slave-Like Conditions on Mexican Farms Latin Post Four-hundred children and young adults were liberated from slave-like conditions, after being subjected to exhaustive work at Mexican farms for a year. |
19Apr2015 | Chumel Torres, 'Mexico's Jon Stewart,' Reboots the News on YouTube BBC Trending During decades of one-party rule in Mexico, criticizing the government on TV was taboo. 15 years after politics opened up in the country, political satire has a new champion online - but even for him, there are subjects even he won't touch. |
19Apr2015 | How an Enterprising Mexican Town in Nayarit Turned the US Heartland on to Black Tar Heroin Amazon.com In fascinating detail, Sam Quinones chronicles how enterprising sugar cane farmers on the west coast of Mexico created a unique distribution system that brought black tar heroin to the veins of people across the United States. |
19Apr2015 | Traditions Mexico: Discover the Cultural Diversity of Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Michoacan Traditions Mexico From a gathering of traditional Mayan weavers, the ritual dances of a Zapotec festival or a steaming pot of broth over the fire in a Tarascan kitchen, these tours immerse you in the little known, culturally diverse world of southern Mexico. |
19Apr2015 | Gulf of Mexico Health Remains Scarred 5 Years After BP Deepwater Oil Spill The Associated Press From above, five years after the BP well explosion, the Gulf of Mexico looks clean, green and whole again, teeming with life - a testament to the resilience of nature. But there's more than surface shimmering blue and emerald to the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon spill. |
19Apr2015 | Thieves in Mexico Have Been Unwittingly Stealing Lots of Radioactive Material UPROXX While reports of theft are hardly uncommon in Mexico, there’s a new trend on the rise in regards to the goods that are being pilfered. It’s not money, nor drugs, but oddly enough... radioactive material. |
19Apr2015 | Central American Migrants' 'Way of the Cross' Convoy Reaches Mexico City Independent.ie A protest convoy of Central American migrants arrived in Mexico City and filed abuse complaints with the government's National Human Rights Commission. |
19Apr2015 | How '50s James Dean Movie Dared Show Racism Against Mexican Americans NBC News As the new film "Children of Giant" tenderly documents, Hollywood blockbuster "Giant" was a new kind of Western, one which explored themes of prejudice and racial intolerance in Texas and the Southwest. |
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