16Jun2016 | NOAA Expert Puts the World in World Sea Turtle Day NOAA Fisheries Listen to Manjula Tiwari, a sea turtle scientist with NOAA. Dr. Tiwari works all over the world helping communities that live near sea turtle nesting beaches to protect their sea turtle populations. |
16Jun2016 | Over 10 Percent of Mexican Population Is Now Over 60 Prensa Latina In Mexico, over 10 percent of total population is over 60 years old, reveal figures released from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography. |
16Jun2016 | Tecate Mexican Beer Brand Launches Ad Campaign Against Violence The Associated Press Their campaign, “A Mexico without violence against women,†comes at a time when Mexico has seen a rise in reports of violent crimes against women, giving birth to a wave of activism. |
16Jun2016 | Catholic Church Puts PRI Party Defeat Down to Gay Marriage Bill PanAm Post The Archdiocese of Mexico’s Catholic church has recently taken aim at a presidential initiative that if passed would constitutionally recognize gay marriage. |
16Jun2016 | Contentious Education Reform in Mexico in Spotlight as Labor Unrest Continues CNSNews.com The reforms, aimed at breaking the national union’s iron grip on teacher hiring and imposing measures to evaluate teacher performance, now face a new challenge as the government ratchets back spending on education for the first time in 10 years. |
16Jun2016 | Hacker Releases DNC Opposition Research Report The Smoking Gun An online vandal has claimed credit for the recent hacking of the Democratic National Committee’s servers and has provided documents stolen during the illegal operation, including a 237-page opposition research report on Donald Trump. |
16Jun2016 | The Yucatan's Riviera Maya is Top Millennial 'Hot Spot' for Travel This Summer CNBC For many millennials, a summer vacation abroad may be a luxury, but this hot spot could still be quite the steal for young travelers. That destination is the Riviera Maya located on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. |
16Jun2016 | Raised in Hell: The Children Haunted by Juarez's Vicious Drug War VICE News We have a lot of children who are very damaged, who are resentful and angry, and now we have teenagers who are committing high impact crimes, says Jose Luis Flores, director of The Network for Children's Rights in Ciudad Juarez. |
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