01Dec2016 | How to Mass Produce a $1 Origami Paper Microscope Fast Company In 2014, Stanford professor Manu Prakash designed a paper microscope and sent it to 50,000 people. This year, he hopes to reach a million. |
01Dec2016 | Over 600 Mexican Police Complete Training in Criminal Investigation Techniques U.S. Embassy in Mexico City The course, which was implemented through the Merida Initiative, was jointly coordinated by the SESNSP and the Embassy of the United States in Mexico. |
01Dec2016 | #MercyForAnimals: What the Mexican Government Doesn't Want You to See Mercy For Animals Multiple investigations by Mercy For Animals into government-owned slaughterhouses across Mexico have exposed rampant animal cruelty. |
01Dec2016 | Keeping the Nahuatl Language of the Aztecs Alive OC Weekly After Mexico became independent in 1810, Nahuatl and other indigenous languages became viewed by successive governments as backward relics hindering modernization, and the tongue was suppressed. Yet it survives. |
01Dec2016 | Archaeologists Find Pre-Columbian Temple Beneath Supermarket in Mexico City Deutsche Welle Shocking archaeologists, a temple to a pre-Columbian god of wind has been unearthed near downtown Mexico City. |
01Dec2016 | Carrier Still Plans to Move Jobs to Mexico as President-Elect Trump Got Played PoliticusUSA Carrier played the president-elect by getting tens of millions of dollars in incentives, while still outsourcing 1,100 jobs to Mexico. |
01Dec2016 | Looking Into the Eyes of Central American Refugees in a Time of Hate and Fear Amnesty International We are living in a time of extreme hate and fear. Unless we listen to people´s stories and act, our societies and policies will continue to create walls of prejudice rather than bridges of protection and justice. |
30Nov2016 | Human Rights Case Brings Mexico's War on Drugs to International Court InSight Crime An international human rights court will see its first case of a forced disappearance related to the so-called "drug war" in Mexico, exerting pressure on a country that continues to call on its military to combat crime despite the poor human rights record associated with this strategy. |
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