16Mar2015 | Journalist Andalusia Knoll Discusses Increasing Number of 'Femicides' Within Mexico CCTV America According to an international organization dedicated to reporting crimes against women, six women are murdered in Mexico every day. These crimes are called “femicides", defined as ‘the killing of a woman’. |
16Mar2015 | Will Boycotting Mexican Seafood Save the Vaquita? Natural Resources Defense Council Frustrated that Mexico and the United States are not taking the steps necessary to save a small porpoise found only in the Gulf of California from going extinct, people are increasingly looking at banning or boycotting Mexican seafood products as the only way to produce necessary action in Mexico. |
16Mar2015 | Hunger May Be Resolving in Latin America, But This Other Health Issue Is Replacing It VOXXI In Latin America, great strides have been taken to improve hunger statistics, and since the 1990’s, millions of people have been elevated above the hunger line. As Latin America resolves one issue, however, another issue is developing as a result: obesity. |
16Mar2015 | Glimmer of Hope from Living in Terror Under Mexico's Knights Templar Cartel Al Jazeera Residents in Michoacan tell tales of violence, extortion and oppression, but with a glimmer of hope for the future. |
16Mar2015 | Video Captures Entire Mexico-to-Canada Pacific Crest Trail in 4 Minutes The Spokesman Review Andy Davidhazy hiked the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail in 2013 and 2014 and snapped a selfie every mile to document the route. |
16Mar2015 | Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera: Mexico's Power Couple The Boston Globe When Frida Kahlo came to the United States in 1931, she found the entire country “ugly and stupid,†and longed to return home to Mexico. Her husband Diego Rivera, on the other hand, was mightily stimulated. |
16Mar2015 | Carlos Slim Leads Mexico Billionaires to a Better Year Forbes Of the combined $144.5 billion fortune of this year’s Mexican billionaires, Carlos Slim’s $77.1 billion accounts for 53.4%. Eight of this year’s billionaires saw their fortunes grow, while six fell and two remained unchanged. |
16Mar2015 | Homes Wanted for Wild Animals as Mexico Bans Them from Circuses Reuters Mexico is searching for homes for at least 2,000 tigers, elephants, giraffes, zebras and other exotic beasts that will soon be banned from the country's circuses. |
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