27Oct2016 | UN Human Rights Expert Calls on International Community to Fight Tax Evasion Inter Press Service Alfred de Zayas has called on the international community to fight tax evasion and abolish tax havens that siphon off essential resources from human rights protection and global development. |
27Oct2016 | Indymedia Reporter Brad Will Remembered Ten Years After His Death in Oaxaca The Progressive Ten years ago today, Brad Will was killed while filming teacher protests in Oaxaca, Mexico. His case remains unsolved, despite calls for an investigation by members of Congress, and even a temporary delay in U.S. aid. But there have been some recent developments. |
27Oct2016 | 'La Frontera' Traces Mark Hainds' 1,100 Mile Walk Along the US-MX Border WUWF The documentary film “La Frontera†chronicles Mark Hainds 2014 extraordinary journey alone, and on foot, along the Mexico American border. Joe Vincenza tells us more about the movie, and the man. |
27Oct2016 | Expert Explains Why Some Women Oppose Feminism The Conversation The belief that women are better than men in the domestic sphere – and that men would fall apart without their help and support at home – can be used by women to justify their opposition to feminism. |
27Oct2016 | As Mexico Lauds Telecom Reform, Rural Poor Search for a Connection ETTelecom Life is made harder in isolated towns throughout Mexico's rugged interior by a lack of connectivity that complicates everything from education to getting help in medical emergencies. |
27Oct2016 | Mexicans Can't Vote in the U.S., But They're Watching Its Election Closely Here & Now Migrants dining at a soup kitchen run by Jesuit priests in the border town of Nogales, Sonora, have been following the race on social media and Mexican TV. |
26Oct2016 | Ruling PRI Party Probes Governors of Chihuahua and Quintana Roo for Graft Reuters Eager to clean up its image before the 2018 presidential election, Mexico's ruling party is weighing whether to discipline two former state governors after expelling another wanted on corruption charges. |
26Oct2016 | What a Reporter Learned When He Infiltrated an Armed Borderland Militia Group NPR.org Shane Bauer, a reporter with Mother Jones magazine, went undercover with an armed Arizona militia group - the Three Percent United Patriots - on one of their operations in southern Arizona. |
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