06Aug2014 | Vaquita, the Mexican Porpoise, Nears Extinction AAAS An international team of scientists says that the critically endangered vaquita, a species of porpoise found only in Mexico’s Gulf of California, is fast approaching extinction and that all gillnet fishing in the animal’s range must be banned. |
06Aug2014 | At Indigenous Congress, Mexico's Zapatistas Confirm Solidarity with Palestinians The Narcosphere Zapatistas affirmed their solidarity with Palestine, during the opening of the National Indigenous Congress in the Zapatista Stronghold of La Realidad, Chiapas, near Mexico's Guatemala border. |
06Aug2014 | Crime Reporting No Longer Illegal in Violent Mexican State of Sinaloa Vocativ Making it a crime to report on crime: It sounds like something out of a Philip K. Dick novel. But in Sinaloa, a state in northern Mexico known for being a drug lord’s paradise, it was also briefly the law. |
05Aug2014 | Just Eat It: Filmmaker Grant Baldwin Looks at How Much Food We Toss Out FoodWasteMovie.com We all love food. As a society, we devour countless cooking shows, culinary magazines and foodie blogs. So how could we possibly be throwing nearly 50% of it in the trash? |
05Aug2014 | Director of Mexican Youth Shelter 'Completely and Absolutely' Denies Abuse Agencia EFE The founder of the shelter in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, where authorities found some 500 children living in squalid conditions last month, "categorically" denied sexually abusing the kids there. |
05Aug2014 | Cancun's Mindblowing Underwater Museo Subaquatico de Arte Is Open to Visitors Jaunted Cancun's Museo Subaquatico de Arte is the world's first underwater museum created by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor with the idea to make art and the marine environment interact. |
05Aug2014 | Talking to Deported Immigrants Through the US-Mexico Border Fence VICE News At the most western point of the US-Mexico border, is a place called Friendship Park. Here, a fiercely sturdy 20-foot steel wall slips from the land into the ocean, marking in no uncertain terms the line between the two countries. It’s rife with unsettling symbolism. |
05Aug2014 | Disabled 'Serial Plaintiff' Who Sued 800 California Businesses Deported to Mexico The Raw Story A notorious Southern California “professional plaintiff†who made almost $1.2 million by suing local business owners over 800 times has been deported to Mexico. |
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