15Oct2016 | Zapatistas to Present Indigenous Woman Presidential Candidate in 2018 teleSURtv The Zapatista National Liberal Army and the National Indigenous Congress has resolved to present an Indigenous woman as an independent candidate for the 2018 presidential elections in Mexicoe. |
15Oct2016 | Even With the World's Best Transparency Law, Mexico Has a Terrible Record on Transparency Quartz Mexico can boast having one of the world’s best right-to-information laws. But that means little in practice, journalists and activists say, because authorities regularly skirt the spirit of the well-regarded law. |
15Oct2016 | The Ever-Growing Air Pollution Crisis in Mexico City teleSUR English Mexico City's air pollution crisis is so bad even unborn babies are being affected by it. If this continues, in only a couple years, thousands of lives could be lost. |
14Oct2016 | I Study Democracies, and What I've Learned Is This: They Collapse Without Graceful Losers Vox In every contested election there are winners and losers. While lots of attention, money, and power flows to the winners, it is really the losers who are key to keeping democracy healthy. |
14Oct2016 | Mexico Plans Extradition of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman to the US in Early 2017 Reuters A top government official says the captured Mexican drug lord will be extradited in January or February, despite ongoing appeals by lawyers to block his departure. |
14Oct2016 | In Hurricane Matthew's Wake, Haiti Is Left to Face an Old Foe: Cholera The Los Angeles Times In hurricane-battered Haiti, the scene is repeated daily. A man, woman or child huddles in a crowded clinic or shelter, enduring a constellation of ominous symptoms: fever and vomiting, dehydration and diarrhea. Across the storm zone, it’s a time of cholera. |
14Oct2016 | Great White Shark Breaches Cage with Diver Inside Off Mexico's Guadalupe Island Newshub Footage has emerged from a diving trip in Mexico where a great white shark manages to get inside a dive cage - with a diver still inside. |
14Oct2016 | Military Deploys Two Thousand Soldiers to Fight Drug War in Sinaloa PanAm Post To strengthen the fight against drug trafficking in the state of Sinaloa in northern Mexico, the country’s government has deployed 2,000 more soldiers to the region. |
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