05Feb2014 | Is Castaway's Survival at Sea Medically Possible? The Telegraph When Jose Salvador Alvarenga washed up on the Marshall Islands last week, claiming to have been at sea for 13 months, jubilation at his survival swiftly turned to doubt. Medically, how does his story stack up? |
05Feb2014 | Sex Traffickers in Mexico Using Child Recruiters in Evolving Trade InSight Crime Sex traffickers in Mexico have reportedly begun using underage girls to recruit other minors for sexual exploitation, reflecting a broader trend of the increasing use of children by organized crime. |
05Feb2014 | Company Builds 5-Foot Android Robocops to Control Crime-Ridden Areas RT.com Local neighborhood watches may be beefing up their robotic arsenal if a new technology startup gets its way anytime soon. |
05Feb2014 | President Pena Nieto Pledges to Invest Billions in Drug Cartel Stronghold Agence France-Presse Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto pledged on Tuesday to invest $3.4 billion to build roads, schools and other infrastructure in the western state of Michoacan, after having already deployed thousands of troops and police to re-establish federal authority there. |
05Feb2014 | Meet Larry Donas, Mexico's Donut Vendor Turned Singing Sensation GlobalPost The Mexican father of five has gone from scraping a living selling donuts to releasing his debut album in Mexico and the United States. |
05Feb2014 | Former Mexico City Mayor Ebrard Says It Is Time to Go in New Direction Latin American Herald Tribune Former Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard says that it was time to “change the ship’s course†because the policies implemented in Mexico over the past 20 years have failed, opening the way for the left to get a real shot at power in 2018. |
05Feb2014 | US Makes First Step Towards Hemp Legalization RT.com The United States federal government may not be ready to sanction marijuana use, but a new agriculture bill is set to legalize preliminary stages of hemp production in states that allow the practice. |
05Feb2014 | Canada's Deportation of Mexican Mother Would be a Clear Case of Gender Injustice The Gazette The proposed deportation of Ivonne Hernandez Segura to Mexico, her country of birth, represents a clear case of gender injustice that is transnational in scope. |
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