08Sep2016 | Hurdles Remain for Recovery of Humpback Whales Center for Biological Diversity The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced that nine of 14 humpback whale populations are no longer on the endangered species list. |
08Sep2016 | Latin America Sees Pena Nieto Meeting with Trump as 'Humiliation' for All Latin Countries Proceso There is just as much bewilderment in Latin America as there is in Mexico about President Pena Nieto’s decision to invite Donald Trump to his country and to not have the strength to tell him that the Mexican people deserve respect and that the country will not pay for the border wall. |
07Sep2016 | Walls of Shame: Al Jazeera Documentry Looks at the US-Mexican Border Al Jazeera English This film shows what US immigration policy looks like on the ground for the people making the perilous journey for a better life, and for the Americans who call this borderland home. |
07Sep2016 | Victims' Families Discover 75 Mass Graves in Veracruz, Rebuke Authorities InSight Crime Family members of disappeared persons in east Mexico have discovered 75 mass graves in a month in a stark demonstration of the incapacity - or unwillingness - of authorities to determine the fate of thousands of citizens that have gone are missing in the country. |
07Sep2016 | Worst Wipeouts in Puerto Escondido Pipeline in 2016 The Inertia Watch some of the worst wipeouts we saw this 2016 season at Playa Zicatela in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. |
07Sep2016 | Dancing in the Dark: A Psychotherapeutic Ballet for the Blind in Mexico News Deeply Using a form of dance that merges psychotherapy and ballet, teacher Lorena Nieva helps blind girls gain confidence, combat depression and rethink their limitations. |
07Sep2016 | How Technology Helps Small Coffee Growers in Mexico Build Their Own Brands 3BL Media Creating a brand to promote awareness of the conditions of impoverished small farmers is not a new idea. But the work of Mexico’s Ercus Foundation goes beyond fair payment for crops. |
07Sep2016 | Mexico Supreme Court Receives Case on Abortion Re-Education Program The Associated Press Eighteen of Mexico's 32 states have passed so-called right-to-life measures that have drawn criticism from women's rights activists, all in response to a 2008 law legalizing abortion in Mexico City. Lawyers are trying to get the Veracruz law overturned. |
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