16Nov2016 | Breaking the Link Between Extreme Weather & Poverty WorldBank.org A new report released by the World Bank and the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery, warns that natural disasters are a greater impediment to ending global poverty than previously understood. |
16Nov2016 | This Missing Frida Kahlo Painting Just Resurfaced and Is Heading to Auction Fusion An unfinished Frida Kahlo painting whose whereabouts had remained a mystery for years has reappeared and is scheduled to be auctioned off next week in New York City. |
16Nov2016 | Twelfth Caravan of Mothers Sets Out from Chihuahua on Search for Missing Children ICN Fifty mothers of disappeared young migrants began their twelfth Caravan from a the center of the Mexican state of Chihuahua, the gateway to the Sierra Tarahumara region. From here the Caravan will travel through 11 states and 30 cities. |
16Nov2016 | Racism Is a Daily Fact of Life for Mexico's 1.4 Million Afro-Mexicans Fusion For the 1.4 million Afro-Mexicans in Mexico, racism is a continuous battle. "I wanted to be white until I realized that brown skin is beautiful and that people are pretty in their own color." |
16Nov2016 | Texans-Raiders Face Off in Return of Monday Night Football in Mexico ABC News The Texans and Raiders face off in Week 11 of Monday Night Football in the NFL's return to Mexico. It will be the second regular-season game to take place at Mexico City's Estadio Azteca. |
15Nov2016 | As A.I. Systems Evolve, So Does Its Criminal Potential The New York Times This year the computer security industry, with $75 billion in annual revenue, has started to talk about how machine learning and pattern recognition techniques will improve the woeful state of computer security. |
15Nov2016 | Supreme Court to Discuss Status of Religious Sect That Uses Peyote in Rituals Mexico News Daily Some 5,000 members of the Native American Church of Mexico, sometimes called Peyotism, have been fighting to get official recognition from the Mexican government for over three years. |
15Nov2016 | The 'Invisible' Children: Raised in America, But Now Struggling in Mexico nprED Children and teenagers of Mexican descent make up one of the fastest-growing populations in US public schools. That's a well-known statistic, but less known is that, in the last eight years, nearly 500,000 of these children have returned to Mexico with their families. |
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