10May2016 | Law Enforcement in Mexico Ranks as One of the World's Worst PanAm Post The Mexican Police have one of the lowest rankings in the world for performance and effective service, according to the 2016 World Police and Internal Security Index, where they landed in the 118th position out of 127 countries for law enforcement. |
10May2016 | Former President Fox: Why a Trump Presidency Should Scare Mexicans, Americans The Los Angeles Times Ex-Mexican president Vicente Fox has had plenty to say about the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee - and none of it is complimentary. But then he has a point he wants to make. |
10May2016 | One Year Into the Zika Outbreak: How an Obscure Disease Became a Global Health Emergency WHO International Last May, tests conducted at Brazil’s national reference laboratory conclusively identified Zika in several samples. A new mosquito-borne disease had indeed arrived in the Americas, though no one knew what that might mean. |
10May2016 | Human Rights Watch Film Festival Lineup Announced Broadway World The Human Rights Watch Film Festival will be presented June 10-19 with 18 topical and provocative feature films and three special interactive programs that grapple with the challenges of defending human rights around the world today. |
10May2016 | Mexicans Strongly Support Citizens' #Ley3de3 Anti-Corruption Proposal Epoch Times Methods of solving the corruption problem by Mexico’s version of the “war on drugs†haven’t changed the country to any notable degree. However, a new approach that is rapidly gaining in popularity may be more successful in fighting corruption. |
10May2016 | Mexico City Asks Its Residents to Go Online, Share Thoughts on New Constitution CCTV America Mexico City is trying something it’s never done before, letting people have a voice in their new constitution - and it’s all being done online in an experiment of digital democracy. |
10May2016 | Human Rights Watch Weighs in on US Border Patrol Killing of Mexican Teen Human Rights Watch A United States Border Patrol Agent who shot an unarmed Mexican teenager in the back across the border should not escape justice if the shooting was unlawful, Human Rights Watch said in a friend-of-the-court brief. |
10May2016 | MIT Scientists Make 'Second Skin' to Hide Wrinkles Massachusetts Institute of Technology Scientists at MIT have developed a new material that can temporarily protect and tighten skin, and smooth wrinkles. |
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