25Jan2014 | Human Rights Watch: 'Mexico's Response to Vigilante Groups Insufficient' Agence France-Presse Mexico's response to the rise of vigilante groups fighting drug cartels has been "very unclear" and "below expectations," Human Rights Watch said this week. |
25Jan2014 | Keystone Pipeline Fight Lifts Environmental Movement The New York Times As bad as environmentalists argue the 1,700-mile pipeline would be for the planet, Keystone XL has been a boon to the environmental movement across the country. |
25Jan2014 | Mexico's Armed Forces Grant More Training Opportunities to Women The News A set of practices marks a new stage for the Mexican Armed Forces: fostering gender equality, respecting human rights and the commitment of maintaining a close relationship with society. |
24Jan2014 | John Ackerman: Between NAFTA and the Zapatistas After 20 Years in Mexico La Jornada Today the oligarchy is richer and the Zapatista communities are taking steady steps towards the consolidation of their autonomy, but the rest of Mexican society has fallen into a bottomless pit of oblivion, poverty and hopelessness. |
24Jan2014 | How Tourists Are Changing the Diet of Endangered Iguanas - for the Worse TakePart Yet more proof that when people feed wild animals nothing good typically comes of it. |
24Jan2014 | In Just 10 Minutes, Shrimp Boat Hijacked While in Mazatlan Port The Mazatlan Messenger The number of shrimp boats hijacked during the 2013-2014 season rose to 13 when masked men hijacked a shrimp boat docked in Mazatlan. |
24Jan2014 | 'Wake Me Up' Video: Reflections from 2013 The Huffington Post Chances are you've heard "Wake Me Up." It was a hit song worldwide last year by Aloe Blacc and remixed by Avicii. But have you checked out the emotionally powerful acoustic version of the music video? Here it is. |
24Jan2014 | Trickle Down Economics: Can Fair Trade Coffee Save Mexico's Poorest State? Fox News Latino Chiapas, Mexico, is coffee country, supplier of premium beans to boutique coffee brands and major international companies such as Starbucks and Nestle. But Chiapas is, too, home to many of the poorest towns in Mexico. |
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