11Jun2014 | Interior Minister Osorio Chong Marks Anniversary of Mexico Human Rights Reform The News Marking the third anniversary of the publication of Mexico’s human rights constitutional reform, Interior Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said Tuesday that that reform was the most important in Mexico’s history. |
11Jun2014 | Mexican Town Is a Destination for Dental Tourism NPR.org Sitting in a dentist's chair hardly rates as a vacation. But every year, tens of thousands of people go to a tiny border town south of Yuma, Ariz., that has proclaimed itself the dental capital of Mexico. |
11Jun2014 | The War-on-Drugs Human Catastrophe: Hannah Hetzer Calls a Spade a Spade PanAm Post Since 2006, prohibition-fueled drug trafficking in Mexico has resulted in approximately 100,000 homicides and thousands of disappearances. Sadly, Central America has become the region with the highest homicide rates in the world, and 25 percent of all US incarcerations are now linked to drugs. |
11Jun2014 | Narcoliterature Explores the Realities of Mexico's Expanding Drug Culture Chicago Tribune In Mexico, the drug culture has spawned a genre of its own: Narcoliterature - a blend of fiction and, in some cases, investigative journalism - explores the realities of drug culture. |
11Jun2014 | How to Convince 50,000 Internet Trolls to Crash a Government Website Vocative HBO satirist and Daily Show alum John Oliver took a defibrillator to the issue of 'Net Neutrality' - a looming crisis that could potentially create huge inequality on the Internet - and gave it a pulse. |
11Jun2014 | Survivor of Sexual Violence in Mexico Calls for Governments to Listen The Guardian As the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict starts in London, we hear stories of victims turned activists: For this indigenous woman in Mexico, seeking justice has not been easy. |
11Jun2014 | LGBT Market in Mexico Earned USD74.4 Billion Income During Past Year Out Now New market research data to be released this week at the 4th International LGBT Business Expo in Mexico will show that Mexico’s 5.2 million lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people earned USD$74.4billion during the past year. |
11Jun2014 | 33 US Cities Have Restricted Feeding the Homeless in Past Year Alone: Report The Huffington Post When the National Coalition for the Homeless began publishing which American cities have restricted publicly feeding homeless people, it believed the reports would be a source of humiliation for those communities and their leaders. But that hasn't been the case. |
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