09Oct2017 | Narco Rap: Keeping Up with the Mexican Drug Cartels BuzzFeed News Almost 10 years into Mexico’s war with drug cartels, a sub-genre of hip-hop has made its way through the most embattled border towns — and into the rest of the country, the US, and even the military. |
09Oct2017 | Cubans Pay Tribute to Ernesto ’Che’ Guevara on 50th Anniversary of His Death AFP News Tens of thousands of Cubans turned out on Sunday to pay tribute to Ernesto "Che" Guevara, the Argentine-born Marxist revolutionary and guerrilla leader, on the 50th anniversary of his death. |
09Oct2017 | Small Business Micro-Lending in Mexico Gets a Boost TechCrunch Micro-lending and small business financing are a critical component of economic growth in around the world, and the need for access to low-cost capital is especially important in developing countries. |
08Oct2017 | 11th Journalist Killed in Mexico, Setting Path for Record-Breaking Year Deutsche Welle Rights groups have called on Mexican authorities to combat impunity, saying violence will continue "until that changes." With more than 100 journalists killed since 2000, Mexico is set to break another tragic record. |
08Oct2017 | Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Why Mexicans Have Always Been Exploited in the United States Truthout As many US states and municipalities have begun to eschew the colonial tradition of "Columbus Day" in favor of adopting Monday’s holiday as "Indigenous Peoples’ Day," one might wonder where people of Mexican heritage fit in. |
08Oct2017 | Mexico Says Goodbye to Its Captive Dolphin Tourism ZoominTV Animal cruelty, or the best possible solution? Arguments rage as Mexico plans to put an end to keeping dolphins in captivity. |
07Oct2017 | Asteroid 2012 TC4 Is Going to Fly by Earth on October 12. Here’s How to See It Mic An asteroid that’s somewhere between 30 and 100 feet long is hurdling through space in the direction of Earth at 30,000 miles per hour — but don’t worry. We’re not in any danger. |
07Oct2017 | Impunity and Machismo Drives the Growing Femicide Epidemic in Mexico McGill International Review The word “femicide†entered the Mexican vernacular in the 1990s where there was a wave of misogynistic violence in the border city of Juarez. Despite various governmental efforts and international attention, the femicide issue persists and it is bigger today than ever. |
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