16Jun2014 | Border Songs and the Politics of Migration NACLA The opening lines of Border Songs invite listeners into a conversation about human rights, global awareness, and moral responsibility that continues through many of the album’s tracks and ripples out into contemporary debates surrounding immigration reform. |
16Jun2014 | Mexicans Can Learn About Darwin at New Exhibition Fox News Latino A new exhibition that opened over the weekend in Mexico City gives visitors an opportunity to learn more about naturalist Charles Darwin and his contributions to understanding the origin and evolution of species. |
16Jun2014 | Can Underwater Art Save the Ocean's Coral Reefs? Smithsonian.com Jason deCaires Taylor has created artificial reefs - statues placed anywhere from four to nine meters underwater - to encourage ecosystems to take hold and flourish. The statues are almost as diverse as the ecosystems they hope to foster. |
16Jun2014 | Rights Body Investigating Attacks on Reporters During Mexico City March Agencia EFE The attacks on five journalists by unidentified individuals during a march marking a massacre anniversary in Mexico City are under investigation, the National Human Rights Commission said. |
16Jun2014 | As Mexico's Broad Commercial Real Estate Booms, Second Tier Cities Attract Attention Nearshore Americas Mexico’s commercial real estate industry is experiencing a second wave of growth brought about by the creation of investment trusts, significant changes in regulations, competitive land prices and the economic development of new business centers across the country. |
16Jun2014 | Just for Kicks: Mexico's World Cup Squad Hopes to Emulate Youth Players BBC News Jason Margolis from PRI's The World went to Mexico City to see why the nation's two Under-17 World Cup titles haven't translated into victory on football's biggest stage. |
15Jun2014 | This Jarring Photo Reveals Why Brazilians Are Upset About the World Cup Business Insider The World Cup is just getting started and widespread protests have already become an undeniable presence at the tournament. This photo highlights a main reason why Brazilians are so furious about hosting the tournament. |
15Jun2014 | Report Says Army Most Trusted by Mexicans, Others in Authority, Not So Much La Jornada Little political participation and distrust of others and authorities are some of the characteristics of Mexicans, according to a study by the National Electoral Institute on the stance of citizens vis-a-vis democracy, which will be presented on Monday. |
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