03Aug2014 | Sinaloa State Legislature to Repeal Law Barring Reporters from Crime Scenes Fox News Latino The state legislature of Sinaloa said it will repeal a measure, denounced by journalists as a "gag law," that bars reporters from crime scenes and sharply limits the press' ability to cover issues of public safety and criminal justice. |
03Aug2014 | Talking Robot Roams Across Canada to Test Humans' Trust in Technology Agence France-Presse A talking robot assembled from household odds and ends is hitchhiking thousands of kilometres across Canada this summer as part of a social experiment to see if those of its kind can trust humans. |
03Aug2014 | CCTV Report from Mexico City's Metro: Sex Trafficking on the Subways CCTV America She is waiting for some one, but she doesn't yet know who he is. As a man approaches she murmurs "150 pesos for anything you want." She is one of the fast growing number of sex workers in Mexico City metro. |
03Aug2014 | La Gran Tetada: Mexican Mothers Join Global Breastfeeding Event Mexico News Daily At least 130 Mexican babies were among the 14,000 who shared a meal together Saturday as their mothers participated in The Big Latch On or, as it is known in Mexico, La Gran Tetada. |
02Aug2014 | 'Massacre' Reported By Uncontacted Indians as Rare Video Emerges from Brazilian Jungle Survival International Rare video footage of the first contact with a group of uncontacted Indians near the Brazil-Peru border has emerged alongside new accounts of horrific violence against their community. |
02Aug2014 | World Health Organization Says Lightning Kills 223 People a Year in Mexico Mexico News Daily The WHO says more people die from lightning strikes in Mexico than anywhere else, at an average of 223 per year. And a national electrical association says 12,000 people were injured by lightning between 2005 and 2011. |
02Aug2014 | Mexican Team Builds Navigation Device for the Blind allafrica.com Mexican researchers have developed an artificial intelligence navigation system for partially or totally blind people that can sense its surroundings in three dimensions. |
02Aug2014 | Journalists Denounce Sinaloa State 'Gag Law' on Crime Scene Reporting BBC News Journalists in Mexico have criticized a new law that restricts crime reporting in north-eastern Sinaloa state. |
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