31Jul2016 | Kids of Fallen Mexican Police Are Using Art to Cope Fusion A Mexico City-based plastic artist is trying to help raise awareness about fallen police officers and the pain endured by the loved ones who are left behind. |
31Jul2016 | Fishermen in Todos Santos Assail Development of New 'Mindful Living' Resort Delmarva Public Radio Todos Santos is just 50 miles north of the fancy hotels and gated resorts in Cabo San Lucas. Same glittering Pacific coastline, fewer golf courses. But construction is underway on a mega resort called Tres Santos that bills itself as local-friendly. And blending in hasn’t exactly been easy. |
31Jul2016 | Zika's March Across the Americas: 'An Emergency That We Need to Address' The Los Angeles Times In the nearly six months since Zika was declared a global public health emergency, the virus has continued its unrelenting march across the Americas, spreading to more than 40 countries and territories and stirring panic among pregnant women and their families. |
31Jul2016 | Ignorance About Transgender Identities in US and Mexico and Challenges of Winning Asylum Global Voices Researchers have found that transgender women in Mexico face brutal violence from state officials, including the police and military, as well as persecution by drug cartels. |
31Jul2016 | Farmers in Mexico Are Giving Nighttime Firefly Tours to Preserve Their Forests Quartz Fireflies’ annual mating ritual is one of nature’s most stunning events, and a small farming community in Mexico wants tourists to see it. |
30Jul2016 | The Fight Club: A Boom in Mexican Women Learning Self-Defense France 24 English In this edition, France 24 reports on how self-defense classes are becoming necessary in Mexico as the rate of femicide continues to rise. |
30Jul2016 | Beefed-Up Border Controls Fuel Human Smuggling and Fortifies Criminal Gangs International Crisis Group Erecting more barriers and forcing migrants and refugees underground deepens the humanitarian crisis - and strengthens the illegal networks turning much of Central America into a criminal battleground. |
30Jul2016 | Media Workers Set to Open Shelter for Persecuted Journalists in Mexico Agence France-Presse A group of journalists is about to open a secret shelter in Mexico City to protect their colleagues in one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a reporter. |
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