20Jun2017 | University Auditorium in Mexico Has Been Occupied By Political Protesters for 17 Years The New York Times Since 2000, UNAM’s Justo Sierra Auditorium has been commandeered by political protesters, making it one of the longest-running occupations of a university building in history and putting more famous college takeovers to shame. |
20Jun2017 | Foreign Secretary Videgaray Believes Cuba’s Tenacity Will Protect It from Trump Latin American Herald Tribune Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray said on Monday that Cuba’s enormous tenacity will protect it against the decision taken by US President Donald Trump to toughen his country’s policies toward the island. |
20Jun2017 | Video Played at Hearing Shows BP Agent in Fatal Cross-Border Shooting of Mexican Teen Arizona Daily Star Federal prosecutors showed glimpses Monday of video footage of a Border Patrol agent firing through the border fence in Nogales and killing a 16-year-old boy. |
20Jun2017 | President Pena Nieto Signs Bill Legalizing Medical Marijuana in Mexico Leafly A decree issued by Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto today confirmed that Mexico has legalized cannabis for medicinal use after overwhelming support from Mexico’s Lower House of Congress. |
20Jun2017 | New Water Park Is Great Idea for Kids with Disabilities HuffPost A new water park in San Antonio is making sure kids with disabilities don’t miss out on the splashing fun this summer. |
19Jun2017 | Latin American Laws on Access to Public Information Are Among the Best in the World, Experts Say Journalism in the Americas With the exception of Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Venezuela, most countries in Latin America have laws that guarantee access to official information. Even some Latin American laws are considered among the best in the world. |
19Jun2017 | Electronic Devices Help Nonverbal Kids Find Voices Mexico Ledger Selah grabs a bright pink iPad programmed with more than 3,000 words and matching pictures. Selah taps an icon for drink, taps another for water. Symbols for drinking water appear on the screen and a girl’s version of Siri’s voice says “drink water.“ Selah is 6 years old and learning to talk. |
19Jun2017 | Rights Groups Slam Police Brutality One Year After Oaxaca Massacre teleSUR Residents and human rights organization in Mexico have criticized the lack of justice after the killing of at least 10 people in Oaxaca, one year ago, in a case they condemned as police brutality and an attempted cover-up by the state. |
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