19Dec2014 | Dogs in Heaven? Pope Leaves Pearly Gate Open The New York Times Pope Francis has given hope to gays, unmarried couples and advocates of the Big Bang theory. Now, he has endeared himself to dog lovers, animal rights activists and vegans. |
19Dec2014 | Baja's Iconic Surf Spot Under Threat - Join Environmentalists to #SaveSanMiguel Earth Island Journal Surfers and environmentalists have launched a campaign to have the San Miguel beach and watershed protected as a state park. |
19Dec2014 | In Latin America, Not Everyone Is Thrilled with the US Thawing Towards Cuba NPR.org Latin American governments have long viewed Cuba as the region's David facing off against the Goliath of the United States. So from Mexico to Argentina, leaders are endorsing this week's announcement that the two nations intend to normalize relations. |
19Dec2014 | Vigilante Leader Says Elite Mexico Police Unit Not Involved in Deadly Clash Agencia EFE The founder of one of the first self-defense groups in the southwestern Mexican state of Michoacan denied Thursday that the Federal Police's elite Gendarmerie division was involved in this week's armed clash between rival vigilante forces that left 11 dead. |
18Dec2014 | Global Life Expectancy Has Increased By 6 Years Voice Chronicle According to a new study, globally the average lifespan has extended by 6 years since 1990. Since 1990, deaths due to diabetes, Alzheimer and kidney diseases have been rising, while deaths due to road accidents and violence have reduced. |
18Dec2014 | Townspeople Were Forced to Help Cartel on Night of Attacks on Mexican Students, Report Says VICE News Residents of a community near the Mexican city where police attacked buses full of students said in a new report that they were obligated to help the Guerreros Unidos cartel carry out the mass disappearance of 43 teachers college students. |
18Dec2014 | Crime Does Pay: How Criminals Make Their Money and How Much They Make Financial Buzz We are all told growing up that “crime doesn’t payâ€, but it turns out that may not be true. Crime pays, and it pays a lot. |
18Dec2014 | How US Intervention in Colombia Paved the Way for Mexico's Human Rights Crisis Upside Down World Until two weeks ago, there were 43 disappeared students in Guerrero, Mexico. Now there are 42. Mexican officials found them, Austrian scientists tested them, and Argentine forensics verified them. But there are other countries with key roles in this story that have remained largely silent. |
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