19Jul2014 | Bolivia Becomes First Nation to Legalize Child Labor for Workers as Young as 10 The Independent New legislation to lower the age in which children can legally work from 14 to 10, is part of the Bolivian government’s plan to help Bolivians living in poverty. |
19Jul2014 | Inside La Gran Familia Group Home - Mexico's 'House of Horrors' NBC News This week, Mexican military soldiers and federal police raided a group home serving poor children. When police arrived, they found 458 children living in vermin-infested conditions. NBC’s Telemundo correspondent Cristina Londono went inside the home after the raid. |
19Jul2014 | Taming 'The Beast': Is Mexico About to Crack Down on the Migrant Train? Fusion The Mexican government, under pressure from panicked politicians in El Norte, announced this week that it is going to try to prevent Central American stowaways from riding the train. |
19Jul2014 | Guanajuato Film Festival: Roger Corman in Mexico Twitch The Guanajuato International Film Festival has revealed all the details for its upcoming seventeenth edition, which is going to be celebrated from Friday, July 25 to Sunday, August 3. |
19Jul2014 | Border Children: 'They Don't Speak English, but They Understand Hate' Democracy Now! Children are still fleeing violence in their native Central American home countries, seeking safety, at great risk, in distant lands. The issue is widely described here in the United States as a “border crisis,†but it isn’t that. |
19Jul2014 | CNDH Opens Investigation Into School Bullying After Teenager Locked in Cage Justice in Mexico Another bullying incident has led Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission to launch an investigation into the case in Emiliano Zapata, Tabasco. |
19Jul2014 | Technology for Underserved Is Slowly Catching On USA Today While the debate rages over tech’s record on diversity and economic inclusion, there is little argument over the intentions of venture-capital firm Accion and its clients, which include start-up Quippi. |
18Jul2014 | Mexico Senate Approves 'Treasonous' Energy Bill Bloomberg News Mexico’s Senate approved additional legislation to help open the country’s energy industry to private companies for the first time in more than seven decades, a move decried as treasonous by opponents. |
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