19Aug2014 | Sinaloa Press Law 'Worthy of an Authoritarian State' Will Be Repealed VICE News Lawmakers in the Mexican state of Sinaloa are expected to backtrack on some controversial legislation this week - a law that prohibits journalists from photographing, videoing or recording audio at crime scenes, forcing them to rely on official government accounts. |
19Aug2014 | The Voices of Mexico's Indigenous Peoples Are Being Heard Anew Frontera NorteSur Representatives of Mexico’s indigenous peoples have issued a new declaration and announced upcoming mobilizations to further their cause. |
19Aug2014 | Only 40% of Candidates for Mexico Teaching Positions Are Qualified The Mazatlan Messenger The SEP reported that six out of ten candidates for the current teaching jobs in elementary and middle schools in México were considered “not suitable†according to the Basic Education Entrance Examination. |
19Aug2014 | Undocumented and Underage: VICE News on the Crisis of Migrant Children VICE News VICE News traveled to the border between Texas and Tamaulipas to speak to people who have been detained on both sides of the border. |
19Aug2014 | Escape to Beijing: Tijuana Artists Explore China Ties Al Jazeera Like much of life along Mexico’s northern edge, border art is often defined by its relationship to the U.S. But Tijuana artists and partners Mely Barragan and Daniel Ruanova, who grew up on the border, got tired of always looking north. |
19Aug2014 | Searching for Mexico's Disappeared: One Mother's Long Journey The Christian Science Monitor At least 60,000 people were killed in Mexico between 2006 and 2012 and tens of thousands more disappeared. But the burden of proof is on the family of the missing, who are stuck battling an unprepared and often intransigent bureaucracy as they try to find answers. |
19Aug2014 | Crony Capitalism Alive and Well as NAFTA Turns 20 The Americans Reporter Charlie LeDuff of “The Americans†explains how the North American Free Trade Agreement has caused problems for workers in the U.S. and Mexico. |
19Aug2014 | Dolphin Tours Cancelled at Mexico Travel Conference The Guardian The TBEX 2014 travel media conference, which is due to take place in Cancun, Mexico, has decided to drop dolphin experiences from its program following pressure from travel bloggers and wildlife campaigners. |
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