16Apr2013 | Citizen Groups Mount Campaign Against Arms Trafficking Between US and Mexico Proceso The Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity, Amnesty International and the Memory and Tolerance Museum, among other organizations, launched the "Post for Peace: a Digital Demonstration" intended to alert people regarding the serious problem of arms trafficking from the United States to Mexico. |
16Apr2013 | Oaxaca, Mexico: A Vibrant City on the Verge Gadling.com The southwestern Mexican city has come a long way since the political protests of 2006. The protests led to a renewed sense of self-awareness and confidence for the city, and today, Oaxaca is once again a safe and welcoming place for tourists. |
16Apr2013 | Shannon O'Neil's Two Nations Indivisible: A Roadmap for a Modern Mexico Forbes Shannon O’Neil’s new book Two Nations Indivisible: Mexico, the United States, and the Road Ahead, insightfully analyzes and explains the different and at times paradoxical aspects of modern Mexico. |
16Apr2013 | Climate Change Puts Mexico's Farms at Risk The News Climate Change will reduce agricultural productivity, stability and incomes across Mexico and much of the world, according the the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). |
16Apr2013 | What Will the World Look Like in 50 Years? Ashoka UK In our world of both exponential growth and accelerating innovation, systems of repetition are “doomed to collapse.†|
16Apr2013 | Is 'the Most Important Website in Mexico' Stealing Work From Mexican Journalists? Fronteras Desk The owners of Blog Del Narco maintain that journalists are not doing their job in Mexico. And yet, the same stories run word-for-word on both the blog and the websites of major Mexican newspapers. Blog Del Narco has many questions to answer about its hero narrative. |
16Apr2013 | Charities Must Focus on Shared Identity The Guardian While it's often tempting to dwell on our uniqueness and what sets us apart from the crowd, we need to challenge ourselves on what we can achieve as a crowd instead. |
16Apr2013 | Government Tries to Put a New Spin on Mexico Drug War by Softening Language Associated Press The Mexican government is trying to put a new linguistic spin on the country’s drug war, in part by trying to convince the public that it’s not a drug war. |
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