28Feb2017 | Senate Study Finds Use of Mexican Army Against Drug Cartels Wasn't Necessary Animal Politico Ten years after the current strategy to fight organized crime began, with the Armed Forces’ active participation in confrontations against drug traffickers, official data available reveals that it did not reduce violence in the country, rather the opposite happened. |
28Feb2017 | SpaceX Aims to Shoot 2 Tourists to the Moon in 2018 The Associated Press SpaceX said Monday it will fly two people to the moon next year, a feat not attempted since NASA's Apollo heyday close to half a century ago. |
28Feb2017 | Why the Mexico City Policy Will Potentially Harm Women, Girls, Global Community World.Mic The newest iteration of this policy shackles U.S. foreign aid to religious and ideological requirements. |
28Feb2017 | A Desperate Bid to Save Mexico's Vanishing Vaquitas The New York Times In the shallow sea waters of the Gulf of California swims a porpoise that few have seen, its numbers dwindling so fast that its very existence is now in peril. Experts propose keeping some in captivity as a last resort. |
28Feb2017 | Watch Five Years of Sailing Around the World in Five Beautiful Minutes Yachting World The crew of a 72ft bluewater cruiser document their remote travels sailing around the world in this breathtaking short video. |
28Feb2017 | Ex-President Felipe Calderon Donates Pension to Help Children with Cancer The Associated Press Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon says he will donate his government pension to a nonprofit group that helps children with cancer. |
27Feb2017 | First Mexican Priest Convicted of Sexual Abuse Gets 16 Years in Prison Catholic News Service A priest in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca has been sentenced to 16 years and 6 months in prison for sexual abuse, marking the first ever conviction of a Catholic clergyman for such a crimes in the country. |
27Feb2017 | From Ballots to Borders, Jorge Castaneda Portends Changing Times for Mexico AS-COA What’s the next step for Mexico in its 10-year-old drug war? What would it take to end the country’s corruption epidemic? And who will be the winner of the much-anticipated 2018 presidential election? Jorge Castaneda weighs in. |
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