21Jul2014 | Undocumented Immigrants Crossing Mexico Face Perilous Journey to US The New York Times While thousands of child migrants from Central America have crossed the Rio Grande to U.S. soil, thousands more don’t make it that far. Many end up detained or broke in towns like Reynosa, Mexico. |
21Jul2014 | World Health Organization Calls for Drug Decriminalization and Broad Drug Policy Reforms Drug Policy Alliance In a report published earlier this month, WHO made a clear call for broad drug policy reforms, including decriminalization of drug use, harm reduction practices, and a ban on compulsory treatment for people who use drugs. |
21Jul2014 | NASA: We Will Find Alien Life Within 20 Years The Week At NASA's Washington headquarters last week, a panel of space program scientists announced their estimation that humans will find extraterrestrial life within 20 years. |
21Jul2014 | Watch Americans React to Flavors of Mexican Candy BuzzFeed Do you like spicy food? Mexicans love spicy food and sometimes they include some bold flavors in their candy. This video shows how Americans react with gestures and comments to these kind of snacks. |
21Jul2014 | Who Can You Trust? TV, Internet and Power and the New Mexican Telecommunications Law Flip the Media While the US already grapples with the pro and cons of a digital democracy, in Mexico a fight continues over the role of the internet in politics. |
21Jul2014 | New Diet Pill Expands Into 'Balloon' in Your Stomach Heavy What is this ‘magic pill’ that people are traveling to Mexico to buy? It’s called Obalon and it supposedly helps to suppress your appetite and lose weight. |
21Jul2014 | Business is Booming! Migrant Smuggler Costs for Crossing Mexico to US The Associated Press Migration experts and smugglers who charge from $5,000 to $10,000 to move Central Americans to the U.S. say these are the payments that must be made to get their human cargo to its destination. |
21Jul2014 | Cell Phone Smuggling: Pressure Mounts on Mexican Government to Crack Down on Prisons Latin Post Technology exists to track calls from prisons in Mexico, but a plethora of reasons surround why the government has failed to block these calls and prevent the extortion of the country's residents. |
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