04Apr2016 | New York Times Op-Doc by Mexican Director Tells Story of Radio Host Killed On-Air Journalism in the Americas A new documentary about Mexican activist Atilano Roman Tirado, who was killed on-air in 2014 during his weekly radio show, is the first in a series of short films by Mexican directors showcased by The New York Times’ Op-Doc Series. |
04Apr2016 | Over 85,000 People Sign Petition to End Bullfighting in Baja California Agencia EFE More than 85,000 people have signed a petition to ban bullfighting in the northwestern Mexican state of Baja California, a measure that the state legislature is scheduled to take up on April 7. |
04Apr2016 | Mexico's First Over-Water Bungalows Are a South of the Border Beauty Maxim The Riviera Maya, Mexico's most beautiful beach zone, is about to get the country's first over-the-water luxury bungalows courtesy of the El Dorado Maroma resort in Playa del Carmen. |
04Apr2016 | The Future of Journalism: Drones, VR and Robots Fox 5 News Journalism has come a long way since the days of Murrow and Cronkite. Tomorrow's journalism will rely more on technology than ever. |
04Apr2016 | Construction Worker Plants Mexican Flag on Top of Vancouver's Trump Tower The Independent Over the weekend, a construction worker hung a Mexican flag from the top of the Trump International Hotel & Tower being erected in Vancouver, Canada. |
04Apr2016 | Smuggling as Social Negotiation: Pathways of Central American Migrants in Mexico openDemocracy Migrants traveling north from Central America employ guides and coyotes to facilitate their journey, but their time together is characterized by continuous re-negotiation. |
04Apr2016 | Historic Leak Exposes Global Network of Tax Havens PBS NewsHour More than 11 million documents from a Panamanian law firm were released over the weekend in a massive data dump that purported to show the company helped clients launder money and evade taxes. |
04Apr2016 | New Documentary on the Life of Mexico City Prostitutes Welfare Society Territory An original look at how prostitutes in Mexico City survive – this is the idea behind ‘Plaza de la Soledad,’ a documentary currently being released by Mexican photographer Maya Goded. |
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