11Mar2017 | Merida Initiative Aids Mexican Government in Fight Against Clandestine Narcotics Laboratories U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico The U.S. government donated to Government of Mexico security forces nearly $900,000 USD of specialized personal protective equipment including coveralls, gloves and masks that will help to safely dismantle and destroy clandestine narcotics labs. |
11Mar2017 | Most Predatory Fish Gone from Caribbean Coral Reefs University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have found that up to 90 percent of predatory fish are gone from Caribbean coral reefs, straining the ocean ecosystem and coastal economy. |
11Mar2017 | Troll Bots Threaten Mexican Journalists and Activists teleSUR Automated Twitter accounts have increasingly targeted journalists in what is already one of the most dangerous parts of the world for the profession. |
11Mar2017 | Sex Workers in Mexico City Fight an Endless Battle Against Oppression Agencia EFE One of the darker aspects of the trade is police persecution, since cops have been known to abuse their authority over women working illegally. |
11Mar2017 | One in 10 Firms Bidding for Mexico Border Wall Project Are Hispanic-Owned The Guardian Ten percent of the companies interested in bidding for the first stage of the construction of a U.S. border wall with Mexico are Hispanic-owned businesses, as construction firms wrestle with the morality of profiting from the controversial infrastructure project. |
11Mar2017 | 32nd Guadalajara Film Festival Stands Up to Trump Vibe Given the political climate in 2017, the festival has taken on a different social direction as influencers in entertainment. It’s a new generation in cinema, in which no subject is off limits. |
11Mar2017 | Mini-Documentary 'The Future of Cities' Offers Innovative Responses to Urban Issues PBS NewsHour As the number of city dwellers rises, so do problems like overcrowding, pollution, housing shortages, and aging infrastructure like mass transit and highways. |
11Mar2017 | At Least 242 Bodies Found in Hidden Graves in the State of Veracruz Agence France-Presse Mexican authorities have found at least 242 bodies in hidden graves in the eastern state of Veracruz that were discovered by mothers searching for their missing children. |
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