24Sep2014 | Mexico Frees 14 Cubans Found at Sea, Some Bound for US-Mexico Border World Bulletin Mexico on Tuesday released 14 Cuban migrants rescued at sea by its navy this month, some of whom headed for the United States by bus to take advantage of a U.S. policy that allows Cubans arriving by land to stay. |
23Sep2014 | Nicholas Stern: The State of the Climate - and What We Might Do About It TED Talks Today, the UN begins its Climate Summit, enlisting the world to work together on a problem that’s too big for any one country to solve. Lord Nicholas Stern helped write the delegates’ report that outlines where we are now — and what we could do next. |
23Sep2014 | Yaqui Tribal Authority's Jailing in Water Conflict Signals Need to Implement Environmental Justice CIP Americas The Sept. 11 jailing of Yaqui Traditional Tribal Secretary Mario Luna Romero was a wake-up call for environmental and human rights defenders globally. |
23Sep2014 | Workers in Mexico: Urgent Need to Improve Working Conditions of Youth La Jornada In Mexico there are almost twelve million young people engaged in a work activity. Of these, six out of ten are not under contracts that protect their physical and social wellbeing as much as their livelihoods. |
23Sep2014 | Baja California Hurricane Victims Charge Mexico Government with Slow Response Television del Sur Many victims of Hurricane Odile in Mexico are charging that the government has been slow to respond to the massive destruction. |
23Sep2014 | Meet Mexico City's Marathon Man: Still Kicking at 65 Zoomin.TV More than 20,000 runners took to the streets of Mexico City on a rainy Sunday earlier this month, for the city's 32nd International Marathon. Among the runners, Mario Anaya, known as the Marathon Man in the city who has run more than 200 marathons in 31 years. |
23Sep2014 | Saving Native Languages and Culture in Mexico with Computer Games Indian Country Today Indigenous children in Mexico can now learn their mother tongues with specialized computer games, helping to prevent the further loss of those languages across the country. |
23Sep2014 | Attorney General Probing Shooting That Killed 22, Mexico President Pena Nieto Says Bloomberg News Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said the Attorney General’s office is probing an incident involving the armed forces that killed 22 people in June after reports that nearly all the dead were executed by soldiers. |
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