03Oct2013 | Spiraling Loggerhead Deaths Linked to Fishing Gear Off Baja California E&E Publishing One thing hasn't changed since Wallace Nichols began studying loggerhead sea turtles in Mexico's Baja California more than 20 years ago: North Pacific sea turtles are dying. And the main culprit - bycatch - is easy to spot. |
03Oct2013 | In Mexico, Yoga Soothes Teen Criminals at Capital's Juvenile Halls Sapa-AFP The soothing powers of yoga are among a slew of activities that the capital's juvenile halls offer to young offenders, hoping to steer them straight in a country struggling to defeat a wave of drug-related violence that has not spared Mexico's youth. |
03Oct2013 | Stephen Colbert Mocks Fox News' Coverage of Latinos During Heritage Month The Huffington Post Stephen Colbert took aim at Fox News on Wednesday over its coverage of Latinos. The host noted that it was Hispanic Heritage Month, and said that the network was marking the occasion with some terrible reporting about undocumented immigrants and Hispanic culture. |
03Oct2013 | Huge Fireball Explosion Creates Power Outage in Yucatan, Mexico Strange Sounds Sunday evening, a weird sky phenomenon broke up the monotony of a small Maya Town as a huge object, thought to be a fireball, lit up the skies over the town of Ichmul in southern Yucatan at around 8:30 PM local time. |
03Oct2013 | Internet Best Way to Reach Latin American Audiences Reach Hispanic Looking at the response rates and engagement for digital ads in Latin America confirms the growth and importance of digital as the medium of choice to engage audiences in the region. |
03Oct2013 | Mexico Lauds UN Efforts Versus Sexual Violence in Conflict Situations Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs At the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Foreign Secretary Meade said that, for Mexico, sexual violence is a crime against humanity, and the commitment of the international community is needed to prevent and punish this conduct. |
03Oct2013 | Clashes as Mexico Marks 45th Anniversary of Tlatelolco Student Massacre blerideejay Violence erupted in the streets of Mexico City on Wednesday as scores of Mexicans took to the streets to mark the 45th anniversary of the 1968 massacre of student protesters in Tlatelolco Square. |
03Oct2013 | Justice Department Busts the Amazon of Drugs, Seizes Its Untraceable Loot Foreign Policy It was the Amazon.com of the illegal drug trade. An online black market in which cocaine, marijuana, heroin, and LSD were bought and sold by anonymous customers and dealers, using untraceable digital currency. And today, U.S. authorities announced they've taken it down. |
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