05Dec2016 | Torture Rehabilitation Experts from 80 Nations Meet in Mexico City International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims Rehabilitating survivors of torture - the infliction of severe mental or physical pain or suffering for a specific purpose - and enforcing the legal obligations of nations to provide help is the agenda of a world scientific symposium in Mexico City. |
05Dec2016 | Why We Should No Longer Consider Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris 'a Classic' The Conversation According to numerous acquaintances, the experience of shooting Last Tango in Paris haunted Maria Schneider for life. While it advanced both Marlon Brando and Bernardo Bertolucci’s careers, earning them Oscar nominations, it left Schneider’s in shambles. |
05Dec2016 | Military Is Systematically Hiding Figures of Civilian Casualties in Mexico's War on Drugs teleSUR Since President Enrique Pena Nieto took office in Mexico, the army has stopped reporting on the number of civilian deaths at the hands of the military. |
05Dec2016 | Labor Drives Up the Cost of The 12 Days of Christmas AskMen For anyone buying the gifts listed in the song “The Twelve Days of Christmasâ€, there is good and bad news, according to PNC Wealth Management. |
05Dec2016 | Good News for Mexican Immigrants, GOP Leaders to Block Donald Trump's Immigration Policies News Everyday The campaign promise of U.S. president-elect Donald Trump to deport illegal immigrants once he takes office might face an opposition from Republican leaders. |
05Dec2016 | Poisonings from Wild Mushrooms in Mexico Sparks Effort to Grow Safe, Edible Fungi Global Press Journal In 2005, more than 45 people were poisoned from eating unsafe mushrooms. Since then, SEDESPI has conducted annual campaigns to discourage people from eating wild mushrooms, and this year, the ministry launched another project, this time to boost local seed production. |
04Dec2016 | Opinion Poll Finds Perceptions of Security Have Worsened for Average Mexicans InSight Crime Perceptions of insecurity in Mexico have worsened year on year, and more people than ever since the start of the drug war think the government crackdown is making the country less secure. |
04Dec2016 | The World's Largest Pyramid Is Hiding in Plain Sight in Mexico's Highlands The Daily Beast In the city of Cholula in central Mexico there stands a hill with a giant church on top which hides a manmade pyramid filled with secrets. |
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