25Aug2014 | State Compelled to Release Information over 2010 Tamaulipas Massacre teleSUR Fours years after 72 bodies of Latin American migrants were found in a mass grave in Tamaulipas, on the Mexican border with Texas, the Mexican state has still denied the rights of the victims' families to know the details of investigation. |
25Aug2014 | Artist's Underwater Crochet 'Cozy' in Cancun May Have Killed Marine Life The Huffington Post A recent work by Polish crotchet mastermind Agata 'Olek' Oleksiak is stirring the waters off the coast of Mexico. |
25Aug2014 | Mexico Therapists Warn: A Facebook Status Update Is Not Therapy Vocativ A new campaign urges Mexicans not to use Facebook as a cheap and easy alternative to mental health care. |
25Aug2014 | Groups Sue US Government Over Life-Threatening Deportation Process Against Mothers and Children American Immigration Council The American Immigration Council, American Civil Liberties Union National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild, and National Immigration Law Center have sued the federal government to challenge its policies denying a fair deportation process to mothers and children who have fled extreme violence. |
24Aug2014 | Mexico's President Heads to California This Week at Invitation of Gov. Jerry Brown The Associated Press Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is coming to California at the invitation of Gov. Jerry Brown, less than a month after Brown visited his country. |
24Aug2014 | Human Rights Organizations Demanding the Release of Political Prisoners in Mexico TeleSUR A group of women from the State of Guerrero in Mexico, along with human rights organizations, are demanding the freeing of their incarcerated loved ones, characterizing them as political prisoners. |
24Aug2014 | Online, the Right to Be Forgotten Doesn't Exist Fusion Everybody makes stupid mistakes from time to time. But these days, apologizing and moving on is becoming almost impossible, since every moment of our lives is recorded online. |
24Aug2014 | Mysterious Fissure Splits Ground in Northern Mexico Nature World News A massive crack tore through more than a half-mile of ground in northern Mexico, according to numerous local reports. Now experts are struggling to explain what caused it and if it is a threat to public safety. |
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