21Mar2017 | Meet Julia, Sesame Street's First Autistic Puppet Quartz A Muppet with autism makes her "Sesame Street" debut on April 10, a first for the show. The introduction is intended to help destigmatize autism and reduce isolation among diagnosed children. |
21Mar2017 | Locals Angry After Tourist Poses with Police Weapon in Playa del Carmen BBC News Mexicans have vented their anger on social media over a photo which shows a tourist posing with the rifle of a federal police officer. |
21Mar2017 | Democracy Has Existed in the Americas Longer Than We Thought - Not All Leaders Were Kings Observer Daily Most commonly, democracy is associated with the white-robed senates of ancient Greece and Rome. However, newly uncovered evidence by archaeologists in Mexico may suggest that the social practice has much earlier roots in the Americas than previously believed. |
21Mar2017 | F.B.I. Recovers Tom Brady's Missing Super Bowl Jerseys in Mexico The New York Times Tom Brady’s missing jerseys from Super Bowl LI and XLIX has been found in Mexico, apparently in the possession of a newspaper editor who had a media credential for the event. |
20Mar2017 | Press Freedoms Questioned as Another Journalist Is Slain in State of Veracruz The Associated Press A gunman shot and killed a journalist on Sunday in the Mexican state of Veracruz, adding to the toll in a state plagued by drug-gang violence and allegations of government corruption. |
20Mar2017 | The Best and Worst of Latin American Police from Chile to Mexico InSight Crime An embezzlement network uncovered within Chile's prized police shows that corruption can corrode even the most trusted of Latin America's security institutions. InSight Crime puts together a selection of some of the region's best - and worst - police forces. |
20Mar2017 | Street Harassment Is a Public Health Problem: The Case of Mexico City The Conversation According to a multi-country poll by YouGov, Mexico City ranks first among 16 international cities surveyed for physical and verbal harassment on public transportation. |
20Mar2017 | Tattooists Help Breast Cancer Survivors Transform Disfiguring Scars Into Powerful Art Newsweek Many people get tattoos to mark a milestone: the birth of a child, the death of a loved one, an anniversary and, of course, the end of a serious and life-threatening illness. But for breast cancer survivors, mastectomy tattoos can be far more powerful. |
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