21Feb2017 | Smartphone Fertility App Approved as Contraception Newsweek Fertility app Natural Cycles is world's first piece of software to be certified as a reliable form of contraception. |
21Feb2017 | El Chapo, Story of a Kingpin - or Why Trump's Plan to Defeat Mexican Cartels Is Doomed to Fail The Conversation El Chapo Guzman is Mexico’s worst “bad hombre,†– and Donald Trump has taken an aggressive rhetorical stance on Mexican drug cartels, vowing both on the campaign trail and in his inaugural speech to stop “the crime and gangs and drugs that have stolen too many lives.†|
21Feb2017 | What It's Like to Get an Illegal Abortion, from 4 Women Who Know Firsthand The Huffington Post Hear the stories of four women, identified only as Connie, Jane, Robin and Dr. Samuels, described their abortion experiences pre-Roe v. Wade. |
21Feb2017 | Almost 500 Military Deaths Since Start of Mexico's War on Drugs a Decade Ago Insight Crime Mexico's defense secretary says nearly 500 military personnel have been killed since the start of the country's drug war, an alarmingly high figure that nonetheless pales in comparison to the huge number of civilian casualties over the same period. |
21Feb2017 | Homeland Security Unveils Sweeping Plan to Deport Undocumented Immigrants USA Today The US Department of Homeland Security issued a sweeping set of orders that implement President Trump's plan to increase immigration enforcement, placing the vast majority of the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants at risk of deportation. |
21Feb2017 | Carstens Postpones Departure from Bank of Mexico Business Insider Mexico's central bank chief, Agustin Carstens, will remain in office until the end of November amid uncertainty about the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies on Latin America's No. 2 economy. |
21Feb2017 | Puebla Official Fired for Calling for 'Extermination' of Indigenous Voladores de Papantla teleSUR A Mexican state official was fired after calling for the extermination of the Indigenous group of the Voladores de Papantla on social media, along with a picture of a swastika. |
21Feb2017 | US Bishops Join Mexico in Denouncing 'Santa Muerte' The Associated Press Bishops in the United States are denouncing La Santa Muerte - the skeleton folk saint in Mexico linked to the illicit drug trade. |
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