27Mar2015 | Doctors Without Borders Provides Support to Families of Missing Mexico Students Medecins Sans Frontieres It's been 6 months since the disappearance of 43 students after clashes with local police in Iguala, Mexico. Medecins Sans Frontieres has been providing psychosocial support to their families. |
27Mar2015 | How a Village Rivalry in Mexico Led to Absurdly Pointy Boots on the Runway in Paris Business Insider International A fashion trend that began in rural Mexico and swept up through large portions of Texas and Oklahoma has recently made it to the fashion runways of Paris. |
27Mar2015 | Confidence Grows in Mexico's National Human Rights Commission Under New Leadership La Jornada The attitude of the new president of the CNDH, Luis Raul Gonzalez Perez, regarding the Ayotzinapa case offers elements for hoping that there will be no concessions from this agency. |
27Mar2015 | Watch the WSL Big Wave Awards' Billabong XXL Ride of the Year Nominees Surfing Magazine For the past fifteen years, the Billabong XXL Awards have pooled together the most psychotic big-wave rides of the year – sifting through countless entries in search of a single gem which deserves the coveted title and the pretty payday of 50k. Here are this year's 5 best. |
27Mar2015 | Will Mexico's Economy Bounce Back in 2015? Forbes After reporting disappointing growth in 2013 and 2014 the latest numbers indicate that Mexico’s economy may be getting onto surer footing. |
27Mar2015 | This Video of Unbridled Privilege and Sexism Has Everything That Mexicans Hate About the Super Rich Fusion Anyone who’s ever seen a Mexican telenovela knows that Mexico’s rich and powerful love being rich and powerful. But in the case of the mirreyes - a term used to describe the privileged children of Mexico’s richest 1 percent - reality can be even more obnoxious than anything portrayed in the soap operas. |
27Mar2015 | How the Slave Trade Shaped the Americas' Ancestry Vox It's common knowledge that the ancestors of many people living in North and South America today came from Europe and Africa. But a new Oxford University study offers brand new details on exactly how the slave trade and colonization shaped this heritage. |
27Mar2015 | Nobody, Especially the Government, Knows How Many Mass Graves Have Been Found in Mexico BuzzFeed News Hundreds of mass graves have been discovered across Mexico, but the government isn’t keeping tabs. How many clandestinely buried bodies are are scattered across the country, waiting to be dug up? |
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