19Sep2014 | Indigenous Inventions and Innovations That Modern Society Owes a Debt To Indian Country Today Indigenous cultures have spawned thousands upon thousands of innovations that are in use today in the most modern of practices. |
19Sep2014 | Arizona Non-Profit Humane Borders Helps Keep Dehydrated Migrants Alive VOA News The Sonoran desert, a common crossing point for illegal immigration into the United States, is one of the hottest places in North America. Many who attempt the journey become dehydrated and die along the way. |
19Sep2014 | Government Seeks to 'Shrink' Unit for Searches of Mexico's Disappeared Persons Proceso Enrique Pena Nieto’s government aims to reduce the budget of the Specialized Unit in Search of Disappeared Persons, which is an agency of the Attorney General’s Office, by more than 60 percent. |
18Sep2014 | Andalusia Knoll: Mexico's Official Independence Day Fiesta Was a Disaster VICE News Children received pat-downs from police at a public plaza as if they were entering a high-security bunker, and the Mexican flag fell off its pole at precisely the least opportune moment during its raising on Independence Day in the center of the Zocalo main square in Mexico City. |
18Sep2014 | Is Rape the Price to Pay for Migrant Women Chasing the American Dream Across Mexico? Fusion A staggering 80 percent of Central American girls and women crossing Mexico en route to the United States are raped along the way, according to directors of migrant shelters interviewed by Fusion. |
18Sep2014 | In Odile's Wake, Tropical Storm Polo Becomes Hurricane Off Mexico's Pacific Coast Thomson Reuters Tropical storm Polo became a hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast on Wednesday night, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, with maximum sustained winds of almost 75 miles per hour expected to strengthen. |
18Sep2014 | Mexico's Lost Treasure of La Noche Triste Stuff The events of "La Noche Triste" (The Sad Night) submerged a massive amount of Aztec treasure in the waters around Tenochitlan, but Mexico City now sits on top of the dried basin. |
18Sep2014 | Attorney General: Mexico Counts Over 40 Gangs Working with Drug Cartels InSight Crime According to Mexico's Attorney General's Office, there are nine major criminal cartels working with some 43 gangs in the country, further indication of just how much Mexican organized crime has fractured. |
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