13Jan2015 | Drone and CCTVs for Everyone: Surveillance Tech Expands Across Latin America Electronic Frontier Foundation By leaping so confidently into a surveillance state, Latin America's pioneers of drone and CCTV technology risk the civil liberties of their citizens, and setting a terrible precedent for their neighbors and the rest of the world. |
13Jan2015 | Mexican Wrestling Is the Most Fun You'll Ever Have Wearing Tights Yahoo! Travel I came for the interview but stayed for the matches, which included a lot of hair pulling, women in bikinis, screaming, and vows of vengeance. Basically, a bar brawl in Kentucky. But with masks. |
13Jan2015 | Poverty in Mexico Not Decreasing Despite Many Government Programs La Jornada Household incomes have not risen since 1992 and poverty has not dropped despite the increase in basic supports in education, housing and health. Programs for economic production lack adequate results and those for social development are unfocused. |
13Jan2015 | #JeSuisCharlie? No, I'm Really Not Quite Charlie Hebdo: Here's Why First Post The spontaneous outpouring of the #JeSuisCharlie hashtags elides over the really thorny issue of free speech. While we want free speech to be absolute, in the real world, it is not. And even as we stand with Charlie Hebdo we cannot pretend not to understand that. |
12Jan2015 | US and Mexico in Joint Bid to Protect Workers FruitNet.com FPAA and CAA sign up to project aiming to prevent labor abuses highlighted by recent expose in LA Times. |
12Jan2015 | PAN Chairman Ricardo Anaya Says His Party Will Regain Mexico's Presidency GlobalPost The chairman of the opposition National Action Party said during a rally that the party would regain the presidency because it was growing and "is ready" to set the course for Mexico's future. |
12Jan2015 | InSight Crime Analysis: Were Missing Mexico Students Burned in Army Crematorium? InSight Crime Researchers in Mexico have theorized that the bodies of the students who disappeared in Iguala may have been burned at an army crematorium, casting further doubts on the official version of an attack that has sparked protests around the country. |
12Jan2015 | Fewer Monarchs Surviving Winter Migration to Mexico The Star Declining by more than 90% in the past two decades, the monarch butterfly may soon exist as nothing but memory. |
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