01Nov2017 | Politician Under Fire for Giving Chickenwire to Prevent Sexual Assaults on Indigenous Community The Guardian A politician in northern Mexico has come under fire for giving away chickenwire to inhabitants of an indigenous community as way to stop sexual assaults. |
01Nov2017 | Pre-Running Is Underway for 2017 SCORE Baja 1000 Off-Road.com Racers from around the world began pre-running last weekend for the grandpappy of desert races, next month’s 50th annual BFGoodrich Tires SCORE Baja 1000. |
01Nov2017 | Secretary Osorio Chong Rejects US Assertion That 90% of Heroin Is from Mexico Mexico News Daily The interior secretary has rejected a claim by United States President Donald Trump that 90% of the heroin in the U.S. comes from Mexico. |
01Nov2017 | How Doctors Without Borders Uses Tech to Help Tell the Story of Refugees CNET A new immersive exhibit by Doctors Without Borders uses VR and 360 video to give a glimpse into the lives of people forced to flee violence. |
01Nov2017 | Mexico Among Countries with Highest Increases in Impunity in Journalists’ Murders Over Last Decade Journalism in the Americas Mexico and Brazil are among the countries that saw the highest increases in impunity ratings in cases of murders of journalists over the past 10 years, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and its 10th Annual Global Impunity Index. |
01Nov2017 | Earthquakes Complicate Life for Central American Migrants Fleeing Violence PRI’s The World The Hermanos en el Camino shelter is an important milestone on the trek northward, but the earthquake has complicated the shelter’s work to offer migrants aid. |
01Nov2017 | Horse Meat Found in Beef: ’Ugly Enterprise Is Trying to Trick Mexican Vendors and Consumers’ Horsetalk The head of the Humane Society of the United States says it is time the horse meat trade was banned across all of North America, after an investigation in Mexico found that 10 percent of tested beef products contained equine protein. |
01Nov2017 | Frida Kahlo: Feminist, Selfie Queen, Queer Icon and Style Muse of 2017 The Guardian More than 60 years after her death the radical Mexican artist, who is remembered above all for her searing self-portraits, is being celebrated on the catwalk and setting the cultural agenda. |
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