14Jul2016 | Captive Rare Animals Keep Dying in Latin America VICE News Public outrage over the recent deaths of an endangered gorilla in Mexico, a depressed polar bear in Argentina, and the shooting of two lions in Chile and a Jaguar in Brazil, has some animal activists hopeful that Latin America is developing a new consciousness about captivity. |
14Jul2016 | Uprooted in Mexico: The US Children 'Returned' to a Country They Barely Know The Guardian At least half a million American citizens have enrolled in Mexican schools since 2010 amid a wave of deportations and voluntary repatriations. |
14Jul2016 | Breathtaking 'Loving' Trailer Introduces the Love Story That Made History The Huffington Post From acclaimed writer/director Jeff Nichols, “Loving†tells the moving story of Richard and Mildred Loving, a couple jailed for their interracial marriage in 1967. |
14Jul2016 | Support for Families of Victims Pours in Following Massacre in Nochixtlan, Oaxaca Upside Down World Support has come in from across Mexico’s social movements and civil society for the victims following the latest state repression against Oaxaca’s teachers and their supporters on June 19, 2016. |
13Jul2016 | Mexico Faces a Tough Test to End Torture of Women by Police and Military Amnesty International Amnesty International visited the only federal prison for women in Mexico to conduct interviews for this report; and the appalling stories of abuse just kept coming. |
13Jul2016 | US and Mexico Agree to Improve Asylum Access for Tens of Thousands of Refugees The Guardian The US and Mexico have agreed to improve access to asylum for the tens of thousands of Central Americans fleeing unbridled violence in their countries, and to explore alternatives to detention. |
13Jul2016 | Why Society Blames Victims, According to Science LiveScience A woman at a party has too many drinks too quickly and another partygoer sexually assaults her while she’s unconscious. A black man outside a convenience store has a gun in his pocket when police pin him down on the pavement and shoot him. Who’s to blame? |
13Jul2016 | A Beautiful Ode to What Adventure Motorcycling in Baja California Is All About Lane Splitter Off-road racer, TV personality and dirt biker Cameron Steele hosts an annual trip down Mexico’s Baja peninsula called “Rip to Cabo.†|
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