21Oct2017 | Scientists Rescue Baja’s First Vaquita Porpoise, Making Conservation History VaquitaCPR Scientists with the VaquitaCPR conservation project announced they succeeded in locating and rescuing a highly endangered vaquita porpoise this week, but in an abundance of caution the vaquita, which was a calf, was released. |
21Oct2017 | Looking for Technology Innovators in Ciudad Juarez Northern Public Radio While engineering student Manuel Rangel’s friends work assembling products for U.S. consumers, Rangel is putting together VR Tech, a virtual reality start up that builds 3D visualization of construction projects. |
21Oct2017 | Canadian Government Pressured to Recognize Human Rights Abuses in Mexico ThinkPol The government of Canada has come under pressure to increase its response to the escalating human rights crisis in Mexico. |
21Oct2017 | Sean Penn and Netflix Go to War Over El Chapo Series TVweb The Netflix documentary series The Day I Met El Chapo: The Kate Del Castillo Story is currently available for streaming, but actor Sean Penn has been fighting the streaming service to make some big changes to the episodes as they are being presented now. |
20Oct2017 | Mexico Says Texas Escalating Immigration Crackdown Is Creating Fear and Panic Bloomberg Mexico says a Texas law aimed at escalating a crackdown on undocumented immigrants is creating “fear, panic, and uncertainty†among Mexican nationals legally living in the border state and is even scaring off tourists and business travelers. |
20Oct2017 | ‘Human Flow’ Looks Straight at Global Refugee Crisis Without Blinking The Washington Post Chinese contemporary visual artist Ai Weiwei’s heartbreaking new documentary “Human Flow,†on the subject of the global refugee crisis, continues a tradition of making work that is pungent conceptually and aesthetically. |
20Oct2017 | Community Radio Faces Roadblocks for Broadcasting Perspectives Against the Government Columbia Journalism Review For decades, hundreds of community radio stations like Neza Radio were denied recognition under Mexican law. But in 2013, Mexico authorized radio licenses for commercial, public, private, and social use - opening a path to legality for such stations. |
20Oct2017 | Pixar’s Latest Coco Clips Reveal More About Its Animated Mexican Musical The Verge This week, Pixar released two new clips of its upcoming animated film Coco, a musical inspired by Mexico’s traditional Day of the Dead celebrations. One is a teaser, and another is a behind-the-scenes look at the film. |
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