04Nov2013 | Check Out Mexico City's Art in the Streets MOCAtv Mexico City artist, Sego, discusses how graffiti can be a powerful tool for people to deal with issues within their community and how the muralists before him used art as a way of educating the public. |
04Nov2013 | 1.3 Million Girls Under Age 18 Work in Mexico La Jornada Approximately 1.3 million female children and adolescents under the age of 18 work and 58.2% of these girls “work a triple shift, combining their job with housework and studies, while 31.2% work and do housework, but do not go to school†indicates Inegi. |
04Nov2013 | A Magical Night with Yanni in Yucatan's Izamal The Yucatan Times Inside the walls of the Convent of San Antonio de Padua, 6 thousand souls vibrated as one, with the first note played by the Yanni’s piano. Right from the beginning, Yanni captured the spirit of the audience. |
04Nov2013 | International Outcry Over Facebook Beheading Video: Who was Mexico's Jane Doe? BBC A film of a woman being beheaded in Mexico caused an international outcry in October when Facebook refused to remove it from its site. There have been hundreds of reports about the video - but why has no one identified the victim in it? |
04Nov2013 | New GMO Crops Temporarily Blocked in Mexico Forbes Mexico The commercial planting of transgenic corn in Mexico has been halted. This is true at least on a temporary basis as a result of a measure ordered by a Mexican court, but the NGOs and biotechnology companies continue the discussion from their respective trenches. |
04Nov2013 | Homeless Man Dies in Hospital Courtyard After Waiting 5 Days for Medical Attention The Fulano Files A 38-year old man died recently in the courtyard of the General Hospital of Guaymas, Sonora, where he had waited five days for medical attention, which had been denied due to lack of availability of medical services and his lack of money. |
04Nov2013 | A Home So Tiny It Fits Inside a Shopping Cart TakePart Affordable housing is a global problem that's quickly worsening. And worldwide, communities are devising innovative ways to bring shelter to those who otherwise wouldn't have any. One of those innovations comes from Kevin Cyr. |
04Nov2013 | Group in Mexico City Sets Up Call Center to Help Tackle Extortion Al Jazeera Mexico's government has cracked down on drug gangs, but people face a rising number of other crimes such as extortion and intimidation. One group in the capital, Mexico City, has set up a call center to help victims deal with the issue. |
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