16Sep2016 | Disabled People Don't Want to be Your Inspiration, but if They Are It's No Surprise The Conversation Should we be inspired by Paralympian achievement? Commentator Frances Ryan recently counseled readers to be careful to think through their reactions to disabled “superhuman†athletes and academic poster boys like Professor Stephen Hawking. |
16Sep2016 | Attorney General's Office Backs Down from 'Historic Truth' in Student Case Agence France-Presse Almost two years after the disappearance of 43 students, the Mexican attorney general's office is backing down from its conclusion that the young men were incinerated at a garbage dump. |
16Sep2016 | Tijuana Visit Showcases Continued Advances in State Penitentiary System U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico In Tijuana, both CERESO El Hongo II state penitentiary facility and the La Mesa courthouse have benefitted from U.S. government support under the Merida Initiative. |
15Sep2016 | This Newspaper Turned Its Front and Back Pages Into an Anti-Violence Protest Sign Adweek To show its support ahead of an upcoming protest in Peru, Grupo el Comercio-owned newspaper Peru 21, one of the most popular papers in the country, tossed its cover pages into the ring. |
15Sep2016 | Seafaring Twin Brothers Are Paddling 2,200 Miles from Alaska to Mexico The Press Democrat Their website describes the trip as “not just a historical waterman’s journey, but a way to raise awareness for greater coastal conservation, an homage to all watermen.†|
15Sep2016 | #RenunciaYa: Mexicans March to Demand the Resignation of President Pena Nieto PanAm Post Mexico City was host to a demonstration Thursday in which protestors called for the resignation of President Enrique Pena Nieto after he met with United States Presidential Candidate Donald Trump. |
15Sep2016 | Dancers Celebrate the Historic Feast of the Cross New China TV Over 20,000 traditional dancers from across Mexico gathered in the central city of Queretaro to mark this historic festival, which is held every year from Sept. 13-15. |
15Sep2016 | Cartoonist Honors Young Boy Who Blocked Anti-LGBT March in Mexico NBC News When political cartoonist Julio Salgado saw a photo showing a 12-year-old boy standing in front of a crowd that over the weekend was marching against a proposal to legalize same-sex marriage in Mexico, he had a knee-jerk reaction. |
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