03Nov2016 | Senator Luis Preciado Has a Solution to Fighting Crime in Mexico: Arm Citizens APP A Mexican senator has a radical and controversial plan to combat rising violence in his country: Let citizens legally arm themselves in their cars and businesses. |
03Nov2016 | Journalists at Risk: Annual Day Promotes Accountability for Attacks on the Media Human Rights Watch For reporters at risk around the world – because they’re exposing corruption, covering conflict or afflicting the comfortable – Wednesday mattered: it was the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists. |
02Nov2016 | This Afro-Mexican Beauty Queen Is Challenging Racist Prejudices in Mexico Fusion Samantha Leyva, a 23-year-old beauty queen from Mexico’s southern state of Guerrero, is a black activist and community organizer who supports Black Lives Matter and is challenging Mexican racism. |
02Nov2016 | Theory Claims Deadly 'Hypercanes' Could End Humanity - May Have Killed Off the Dinosaurs News Corp Australia Scientists have warned that killer hurricanes may have been responsible for wiping out the dinosaurs — and some fear that they could kill humans off next. |
02Nov2016 | Watch Families Embrace at Mexico's Northern Border During #HugsNotWalls Reunion teleSUR On the shores of the barren Rio Grande canal, more than 300 families, under the watchful, vigilant eyes of U.S. Border Patrol and Mexico’s Federal Police, came together to hug for precisely three minutes. |
02Nov2016 | Why Some Think Amelia Earhart Died as a Castaway Mashable The American aviator, who mysteriously vanished in 1937, was thought to have crashed her plane into the Pacific Ocean while attempting to circle the Earth. But a group of historians now say Earhart might have died as a castaway on Kiribati's Nikumaroro island. |
02Nov2016 | 'Jacuzzi of Despair' Found Beneath the Gulf of Mexico The Christian Science Monitor Scientists have found a lake under an ocean in the Gulf of Mexico, dubbing it the "Jacuzzi of Despair" for its high salt content and temperature that has killed creatures who accidentally fall into it. |
02Nov2016 | Who Spooks Mexico's Elites More: Donald Trump or Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador? Americas Quarterly When Trump says he might not accept the result of the U.S. presidential election on November, listeners in Mexico can be forgiven for thinking the claim sounds familiar: their own populist presidential contender, AMLO, has twice refused to accept defeat in national elections. |
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