20Sep2013 | Michael Pizzi: Report on Border Patrol Shootings Sheds Light, But Not Enough Al Jazeera Inquiry into excessive use of force by U.S. border patrol on Mexico border could lead to improved training, but transparency lacking. |
19Sep2013 | Archaeologists Make Grisly Find in Ancient Maya City of Uxul Science World Report About 1,400 years ago, the ancient Maya city of Uxul thrived in Mexico. Now, archaeologists have uncovered something dark about this ancient city. |
19Sep2013 | Global Activism: Clowning Around in Mexico WBEZ.org Karen Hoyer has been a professional mime, clown, and teacher for decades. She recently took her performance skills to Chihuahua, Mexico, with a little help from a grant from the U.S. State Department. |
19Sep2013 | Mexico Tax Reforms Won't Apply to Most Workers Quartz Recently proposed fiscal reform in Mexico does nothing to rein in the country’s massive shadow economy, despite optimism among business leaders that it would. |
19Sep2013 | Going Underground: Robots Patrol Dangerous US-Mexico Border Tunnels Green Valley News Exploring tunnels and pipes is a dark, dank, and dangerous job. The poor air quality in the tunnels, in addition to the sewage that often flows through them, make a robot an ideal tunnel explorer. |
19Sep2013 | State Officials in Guerrero Mexico Imprison US Citizen Who Fought Corruption Truthout Community police coordinator Nestora Salgado was arrested in August, and according to news releases from the Guerrero state government, she is charged with aggravated kidnapping. However, according to her daughter, these charges are false. |
19Sep2013 | Deadly Hurricane Manuel Continues to Slam Mexico, 138 Dead or Missing Wunderground.com Hurricane Manuel made landfall in the Mexican state of Sinaloa almost due east of the tip of the Baja Peninsula this Thursday morning near 8 am EDT, as a Category 1 storm with 75 mph winds. It was Manuel's second landfall this week in storm-weary Mexico. |
19Sep2013 | Unequal Access to LatAm Health Care is Still No. 1 Killer for Moms & Kids WorldBank.org In Latin America and the Caribbean today a child’s parents’ socio-economic status still has a significant impact on a child’s future. |
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