12Sep2016 | Researchers Use Digital X-Rays to Reveal Insides of Mexico's Holy Reliquaries Al Jazeera For centuries Mexicans have gathered to show their devotion to Reliquaries, wax figures symbolizing Catholic saints. The items were used to promote the church. But researchers are now using technology to find out more. |
12Sep2016 | Lawsuits Filed Against Mexican Journalists Effect Investigative Reporting, Criticism The New York Times Of all the challenges that have historically stymied the Mexican press, including violence and a habit of self-censorship to appease advertisers, the unjustified legal exposure journalists now face is a relatively easy one to solve. |
12Sep2016 | eBay to Help Mexican Sellers Reach Global Market eBay eBay wants to help sellers in Mexico sell outside the country, and it launched a new platform for them called Crece Con eBay. The platform focuses on three main objectives. |
12Sep2016 | Sea Shepherd Crewmember Targeted While on Operation to Save the Endangered Totoaba Sea Shepherd Conservation Society A crew member aboard the Sea Shepherd vessel M/V Farley Mowat received anonymous death threats last week while on campaign in the Sea of Cortez. |
12Sep2016 | Calls for Temporary Protected Status for Central American Countries Continue to Grow American Immigration Council Over 100 law professors and nearly 400 civil, faith, immigrant, labor rights, and legal services organizations urged the President to use temporary protected status to protect Central Americans. |
12Sep2016 | Indigenous Rappers Are Using Hip-Hop to Preserve Their Language The Huffington Post They say music is the universal language of mankind, but Brayan and Dario Tascon are hoping music will help preserve their own language. |
12Sep2016 | 12-Year-Old Mexican Boy Attempts to Block Thousands of Anti-Gay Protesters Towleroad In a “pro-family†march in Celaya, Guanajuato, a 12-year-old boy was photographed in the middle of the street trying to block the march of 11,000 people from moving forward. |
11Sep2016 | Charges Dropped for Key Suspect in Disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa Students El Universal An appeals court in Mexico revoked organized crime charges against one of the key suspects in the disappearance of 43 college students two years ago, after the man claimed he was tortured by police and prosecution agents. |
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