12Aug2016 | This Major Policy Shift Will Save the Lives of Refugee Children in Central America UN Dispatch President Obama announced new measures last month to help people from Central America escape the daily violence that defines many of their lives. The policy change defies the growing trend of refugee shunning, setting a positive example of how countries can come together to help the world’s most vulnerable. |
11Aug2016 | Sign Petition to Tell INM 'We Do Not Accept One More Disappeared Person in Mexico' Centro de Derechos Humanos Frayba Maximiliano Gordillo Martinez was detained by the National Institute of Migration, when they mistook him for being a foreign undocumented migrant of Central-American origin due to his physical traits. |
11Aug2016 | Smuggled Cocaine Found in Manzanillo Is the Latest Sign of an Ominous Trend Business Insider While Manzanillo is no stranger to illicit activity, the discovery of a large amount of cocaine is a reminder that much of Mexico's southwest coast is a hotbed for the drug trade - and that competition between criminal organizations for control has driven violence to new highs. |
11Aug2016 | The Oaxaca 'People's Festival' Celebrates Indigenous Culture That's Not for Sale GlobalPost Participants see this free alternative festival as more in touch with Oaxaca's actual indigenous cultures than the $50-a-head famous one is. |
11Aug2016 | Privacy Activists Launch Database to Track Global Sales of Surveillance Tech Motherboard The surveillance industry is notoriously secretive and opaque. But this month, activists at Privacy International released a searchable database on over 500 surveillance companies, including many of their brochures and export data. |
11Aug2016 | New Mexico City International Airport Is on Schedule The News In order for project to be environmentally sustainable, approximately 5000 acres around the site will be reforested, and the construction of a city forest, 670 hectares in size, is being considered. |
11Aug2016 | Every Second, One Person Becomes a Disaster Victim Inter Press Service Climate change and related extreme weather events have devastated the lives and livelihoods of tens of millions of most vulnerable people worldwide. However, the unstoppable climate crisis receives just a tiny fraction of mainstream media attention. |
11Aug2016 | A Century-Old Sparkling Water from Mexico Starts Bubbling in the U.S. Marketplace European brands have long been go-tos for lovers of fizzy water in the U.S. But this Mexican sparkling water has captured the palates of many in the South, especially in Texas. |
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