04Jun2016 | 'Go Wild for Life' on World Environment Day 2016 WED2016.com This year’s theme for WED – Go Wild for Life – encourages you to celebrate all those species under threat and take action of your own to help safeguard them for future generations. |
03Jun2016 | She Escaped Sexual Exploitation in Mexico and Is Now Working to Help Other Victims Rome Reports It has been four years since Madai Morales was taken from her home in Veracruz, Mexico. Today, she is attending the Summit of judges on human trafficking and organized crime that takes place at the Vatican. |
03Jun2016 | Trump University Encouraged Students to Use 'OPM' The Big Picture RT Documents related to Trump University, Donald Trump’s for-profit real estate program, were made public on this week thanks to a federal judge who unsealed 381 pages due to an on-going lawsuit that accuses the company of fraud. |
03Jun2016 | UNAM's Mexican 'Spiderman' Weaves Web of Knowledge for Science Students Reuters A Mexican science teacher has come up with a novel way to get his students’ attention - giving lessons dressed as Spiderman. |
03Jun2016 | Experts Say Government Banned Investigation to Find Ayotzinapa Missing Students Latin Times Members of the Grupo Interdisciplinario de Expertos Independientes have revealed that the Mexican government was a huge obstacle during their investigation about the 43 students from Ayotzinapa that mysteriously disappeared in the state of Guerrero. |
03Jun2016 | Conflict Between Mexico Goverment and Dissident Teachers Urgently Needs Easing La Jornada Far from abating, the labor conflict generated by the implementation of the education reform has widened and deepened over the recent weeks. |
03Jun2016 | Polluted Tap Water in Jalisco Towns Spike Deaths from Kidney Failure Latin American Herald Tribune About 100 residents of the towns of San Pedro Itzican and Agua Caliente have died over the past decade as a result of kidney failure, and dozens of others have gotten sick from drinking polluted tap water. |
03Jun2016 | The Bolivarian Crisis: Is Latin America's Two-Decade-Old 'Pink Tide' Receding? People's World The program of the left in Latin America, riding high since Chavez's election to the Venezuelan presidency in 1998, is currently in the midst of a multi-faceted crisis. |
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