12Oct2015 | What Garbage at a US-Mexico Patrol Facility Reveals About the Migrant Journey PRI's The World For years, photographer Tom Kiefer collected and assembled items he found in the garbage at a US Customs and Border Protection processing center in Ajo, Arizona, about 40 miles from the US-Mexico border. |
12Oct2015 | The Bloodhound: Is the State of Mexico's Femicide Rate Below the National Average? El DailyPost The governor of Mexico’s most populous entity recently tried to downplay his state’s shocking incidence of femicide by citing statistics supposedly showing a lower rate there than the national average. But for The Bloodhound, that statement didn’t pass the sniff test. |
12Oct2015 | Declaration of Merida: Human Rights Are Essential for Sustainable Development The Yucatan Times The top human rights ombudsmen of 53 countries meeting in Merida adopted a declaration to be conveyed to the United Nations proclaiming that human rights are essential for sustainable development. |
12Oct2015 | One-Two Punch Drove Dinosaurs to Extinction: Study nemesis maturity Berkeley geologists have uncovered compelling evidence that an asteroid impact on Earth 66 million years ago accelerated the eruptions of volcanoes in India for hundreds of thousands of years, and that together these caused the extinction of many land and marine animals, including the dinosaurs. |
12Oct2015 | Americas Now: Enabling Mexico's Disabled with a Life-Changing Program CCTV America This Game Changer has championed the rights of the disabled in Mexico. She's helping them to live independently and become active in society. Meet Flavia Anau. |
12Oct2015 | NFL Very Likely to Play Regular Season Game in Mexico City in 2016 CBS Sports While there was little tangible news to come out of the NFL's owners meeting last week in New York, there was a very strong sense among the clubs in attendance that a regular season game will be played in Mexico next season. |
12Oct2015 | Jose Angel Garcia: Mexico Is Between a Dangerous Democracy and a Democracy at Risk openDemocracy “A government on its knees†is how Gil Ramos describes Mexico’s current administration. Far from the democratic dream of progress, citizens in Mexico are living in a dangerous and still fragile democracy. |
12Oct2015 | The Poorest in Latin American Are the Mexicans The Fulano Forum One in three people living in extreme poverty in Latin America are Mexicans, according to the World Bank and the National Council for the Evaluation of Policy for Social Development which measures poverty in the country. |
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