29Nov2016 | 3D Printed Filters Bring More Drinking Water to Mexico 3D Printing Industry About one fifth of the world’s population currently live in regions where water is scarce. Sonora in Mexico is one such region, and researchers from the Sonora Institute of Technology have decided to do something about it by performing reverse-osmosis with the help of 3D printed filters. |
29Nov2016 | We Need Nuclear Power to Solve Climate Change TEDSummit We have the potential to make nuclear safer and cheaper than it's been in the past, Joe Lassiter says. Now we have to make the choice to pursue it. |
29Nov2016 | Why Are Mainstream Media Reporters Still Letting Trump Play Them for Suckers? Raw Story The media needs to revive their role as an adversary to power, rather than a mouthpiece, and even more important to base their coverage on the reality that Trump has not changed. |
29Nov2016 | The Archdiocese of Guadalajara Closes Jalisco State Missing Persons Registry CNA News The Archbishop of Guadalajara has announced that his diocese is calling off its distribution of a list of missing persons, because of fears of retaliation against family and friends of those who have gone missing in the Mexican state of Jalisco. |
29Nov2016 | US Undocumented Workers Worry About Mass Deportations Under Trump Al Jazeera Undocumented immigrants in the US face an uncertain future with the coming Trump presidency. Once he takes office, Trump can almost immediately rescind past protections and can probably make the accompanying work permits void. |
28Nov2016 | Proposed Law in Mexico Could Expand Military Role in War on Drugs InSight Crime A new law up for debate in Mexico's lower house proposes to expand and regulate the role of the military in the country's decade-long drug war, a red flag to critics of the controversial militarized crackdown against cartels. |
28Nov2016 | In Mexico City, a Community Rallies in Wake of Two Horrifying Trans Murders Broadly.VICE Two high-profile deaths of transgender sex workers have sparked ongoing protests in Mexico City, where LGBTQ rights have made slow and unsteady progress. VICE speaks to organizers and demonstrators on the street. |
28Nov2016 | Fans in Mexico Get an Early Taste of New 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' Euronews Star Wars fans were treated to the first twenty minutes of the franchise’s latest movie, ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’, at a special event in Mexico City. |
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