29Sep2014 | Center for Justice Prosecutor Targets Crimes Against Women in Ciudad Juarez WFAA.org The special prosecutor for crimes against women in Juarez says the office has whittled down the number of unsolved cases of missing women from 150 to 85 — a figure questioned by critics in this city of 1.5 million people across the border from El Paso. |
29Sep2014 | Powerful Portraits Document the Abuse of Migrants Passing Through Mexico Feature Shoot For Al Otro Lado del Sueno, or The Other Side of the American Dream, photographer Nicola “Ókin†Frioli catalogs the heartbreak and devastation suffered by migrant families and individuals seeking security and stability in the United States. |
29Sep2014 | Take a Musical Tour of Latin America's Talented Subway Performers Globalizado Have you ever been to Buenos Aires, Quito, Caracas, or Mexico City? If so, it's highly likely that you have ridden the metro in these cities. As such, it is also likely that at some point you've encountered the street musicians that use these modes of transportation as a stage. |
29Sep2014 | Congress Drops Jail Time for Journalists from Mexico's Child Protection Bill PanAm Post The Mexican National Congress has agreed to remove controversial portions of a new bill designed to protect children, including a provision which would have called for prison time for journalists who publish or disseminate information, images, or voices of children without the consent of their parents. |
29Sep2014 | Drug Cartels Steal Billions from Mexican Oil Industry Associated Press As Mexico prepares to develop rich shale fields along the Gulf Coast, and attract foreign investors, a challenge awaits: taming the brutal drug cartels that rule the Gulf Coast region and are stealing billions of dollars' worth of oil from pipelines. |
29Sep2014 | Drone Used to Monitor Killer Whales Out in the Open Ocean for First Time Business Insider Scientists have captured an amazing bird's-eye video of killer whales, not from a plane or a helicopter, but from an aerial drone. |
29Sep2014 | Thousands Protest Start of Gay Marriage Law in Mexican State of Coahuila On Top Magazine An estimated thirty-thousand people marched Sunday in protest of a new law allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry in the capital city of Saltillo. |
29Sep2014 | Activists Demand Abortion Decriminalization in Mexico TeleSUR English Feminist organizations in Mexico are demanding that the government decriminalize abortion in order to ensure women can legally access the procedure without facing jail time or risking their lives. |
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