26May2016 | Man on Fire: A Former Federal Agent Puts the Breaks on Global Child Trafficking TheSource.com Human trafficking generates $32 billion a year off the backs of more than 27 million people - and nearly two million of them are children. Former CIA and Homeland Security agent Tim Ballard is on a global crusade to save each and every child, and bankrupt the entire trafficking system. |
26May2016 | Biggest Cartels Have Turned One of Mexico's Smallest States Into a Battleground Business Insider Colima is tucked between Jalisco and Michoacan states on Mexico's Pacific coast, and has seen a significant spike in violence in recent months. |
26May2016 | This Free App Encourages Mexican Kids to Read Before They Play on Their Smart Device Creativity to encourage children to read in Mexico, where literacy rates are low, educational organization Cengage developed an app that ensures they get in some valuable reading time as well as playing their games. |
26May2016 | 'Agua de la Libertad': Frontier Fiesta Shows the Folly of U.S.- Mexico Border Controls Fusion “It’s the water of freedom†shouted a Mexican man, standing knee-deep in the middle of the murky Rio Grande as part of the fourth annual “Voices from Both Sides†border festival. |
26May2016 | Latin America Needs HIV Test Available to Everyone, UNAIDS Ambassador Says Latin American Herald Tribune Tests to detect HIV infection should be available to everyone in Latin America so patients can start antiretroviral therapy as early as possible, said the UNAIDS ambassador for the region and first lady of Panama, Lorena Castillo. |
26May2016 | Campaign Says 'We Won't Shut Up' About Mexico's Sexual Violence Against Women teleSUR English Three Mexican women have organized a campaign against sexual violence in Mexico called "Don't Shut Up." |
26May2016 | In Latin America, LGBT Legal Rights Grow, But Attitudes Shift More Slowly The Christian Science Monitor Many Latin American countries are at the forefront of pushing for LGBT rights, driving social shifts by starting with legal changes. |
26May2016 | Spiritual Leader of Tibet, Mexican Journalist Top List of Most Admired in Mexico The Tibet Post The spiritual leader of Tibet His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui topped the list of most admired people among Mexican Internet users according to the pollster YouGov. |
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