25Nov2016 | Finding the Hippest Boutique Hotels in Mexico City Travelers Today No matter what your style might be, Mexico City offers travelers of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds with comfortable and affordable accommodations. These budget boutique hotels and B&Bs only make up a small portion of Mexico's overall tourism appeal. |
25Nov2016 | Latino Kids Are More Obese Than Their Peers for This Insidious Reason TakePart While childhood obesity is a problem nationally, a post on the Salud America! blog notes that the lack of access to parks and concerns about safety contribute to Latino kids being more overweight or obese than their white peers. |
25Nov2016 | Popular Mexican Narco-Telenovelas Do More Than Just Glorify Drug Trade Insight Crime The growing backlash against Mexican soap operas revolving around the drug trade and its principal players, is based largely on their perceived harm to the country's social fabric. But this criticism ignores the very social factors that contribute to the growing popularity of narco culture in Mexico. |
25Nov2016 | Refugees Are in Urgent Need of Protection from Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Amnesty International There is an urgent need for governments around the world to provide better protection for women and girls, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex refugees, who face appalling levels of sexual and gender based violence at every stage of their journeys. |
25Nov2016 | 11-Year-Old Mexican Student Creates Bullet-Proof Backpack Due to Risk of Shoot-Outs teleSUR Juan David Hernandez Rojas is only 11 years old but he's come up with an innovative solution to the dangers of violence posed by the country's ongoing conflict with organized crime groups: he's made a bullet-resistant backpack. |
25Nov2016 | PRD Congressman to Revive Promotion of Same-Sex Marriage Initiative El Universal The vice-president of the Lower Chamber, Alejandro Ojeda, announced that the Democratic Revolution Party will present a new project promoting same-sex marriage in the next ordinary term. |
25Nov2016 | Chile, Mexico, United States Have Highest Income Inequality Rates, OECD Says Bloomberg Chile, Mexico and the U.S. are the developed countries with the highest rates of inequality, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a report. |
25Nov2016 | Mass Grave Discovery Lifts Hopes for Families of Mexico's 43 Missing Students Euronews Mexican authorities have found the remains of dozens of people in a series of clandestine graves in the restive southwestern state of Guerrero, the impoverished southwestern state where 43 trainee teachers went missing in 2014 |
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