30Mar2015 | Arctic Sea Ice 2015 Maximum Extent at Record Low Customs Today A new study that is published in the journal Science combines satellite data in order to track the health of Antarctica’s floating ice shelves. The study shows that the ice has decreased as much as 18 percent over the past two decades. |
30Mar2015 | Gisele Freund Photographs of Mexico's Frida Kahlo Amazon.com These powerful photographs, among the last taken before Kahlo’s death, bear poignant witness to Frida’s beauty and talent. |
30Mar2015 | In Mexico City, Photojournalist Recruits Volunteers for a 'War' Against Cartels CCTV America A veteran photojournalist found a way to portray a different picture for the young people growing up in the Iztapalapa district. |
30Mar2015 | The Difference Between Expats and Immigrants? It's Passports, Not Race PanAm Post Is classifying white westerners as “expats†and others as “immigrants†when they live outside their home countries racist? That’s the question put forward on the Guardian website last week: “Why are white people expats when the rest of us are immigrants?†|
29Mar2015 | Zapatista Sympathizers Chased from Land Slated for Chiapas Tourism Megaproject FSRN.org An ongoing struggle over land in one of the most biodiverse regions of Mexico reached a new boiling point over the weekend when state police and armed civilians attacked a community of Zapatista sympathizers in Chiapas. |
29Mar2015 | For Families of Missing Mexican Students, Answers Elusive, But Search Isn't Over The Christian Science Monitor What really happened in Iguala six months ago when 43 students disappeared? Many in Mexico are still determined to find out, despite government calls to move on. |
29Mar2015 | Cancer Kills 12 Women in Mexico Daily - Highest Rates Are Among Indigenous The Mazatlan Messenger According to the latest data from the International Agency for Research on Cancer, which is part of the World Health Organization, every day in Mexico 12 women die of cervical cancer. |
29Mar2015 | Living Water Restores Dignity for Community at Oaxaca Garbage Dump Mission Network News Extreme poverty forces Dionila Pasos, a single mother of seven, to live and work in a garbage dump near Oaxaca, Mexico. But today, Dionila and her kids have safe, clean water pumped right into their home, thanks to Living Water International. |
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