23Feb2015 | 'We Are Humans Too': A Tribe's Quest to Return to Their Ancestral Land Survival International In Survival International’s newest film, Guarani leader Eliseu Lopes speaks out against the devastating theft of his tribe’s land. "We reoccupy parts of our land for our own safety, and to give ourselves a chance to survive." |
23Feb2015 | Pray the Gay Away: Dangerous LGBTQ+ Conversion 'Therapy' Exposed YouTube Not only has the research been debunked and abandoned by its lead researcher, but the practice itself has been rejected by the every major mental health profession. So why's it still happening? |
23Feb2015 | Life After El Chapo: Kingpin's Arrest Spells New Era in Mexican Drug War The Guardian The arrest of Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman on 22 February 2014 was hailed by the Mexican and US authorities as the one of the biggest blows to the drug trade in decades. But a year on, the core business of Guzman’s Sinaloa cartel seems hardly affected. |
23Feb2015 | Blazusiak Wins Epic SuperEnduro in Guadalajara Red Bull Watch Taddy Blazusiak claim his fourth overall win in the Superenduro World Championship in Guadalajara, Mexico. |
23Feb2015 | Forensics Reveal Mexico's Credibility Gap in Missing Students Case InSight Crime Mexico’s conspicuous effort to incorporate foreign forensic teams into its investigation of the Iguala mass kidnapping seems aimed at giving the inquiry a dose of credibility. But it may have accomplished precisely the opposite. |
23Feb2015 | Big Oscar Night for Mexican Director Alejandro Inarritu Newswires Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu was the big winner at the 87th edition of the Oscar awards ceremony where his film 'Birdman' walked away with four awards. |
22Feb2015 | Needy Mexican Families Receive Renovated Homes on Michoacan Historic Route Agencia EFE A total of 19 low-income families in the town of Tzintzuntzan in Michoacan state received Saturday their renovated homes as part of a joint project of the governments of Spain and Mexico. |
22Feb2015 | As Migration Pattern Changes, Mexico's 'Las Patronas' Adjust Methods of Service Catholic News Service Women volunteers in La Patrona are seeing a dramatic decline of migrants from six months ago, when hundreds of Central Americans huddled aboard northbound trains in attempts to reach the U.S. border. |
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