04Jul2016 | Assisted Breeding for Mexico's Endangered Vaquita? The Guardian As the vaquita – the world’s smallest porpoise – plunges toward extinction, scientists have a tough decision ahead of them: to attempt a super risky captive breeding program or not? |
04Jul2016 | 'We Can't Hear But We Can Listen,' Say Graduating Deaf Students in Mexico Agencia EFE Between applause, eight young Mexican students with hearing defects received their high school diplomas and so became the first inclusive graduating class at Jose Maria Lafragua High School in the Mexican city of Puebla. |
04Jul2016 | Border Agents from Beta Group Launch Plan to Save Migrants' Lives El Paso Times Mexican immigration agents have activated a plan to make migrants’ lives safer as they journey to the U.S.-Mexico border. |
04Jul2016 | The First Bikini, Presidential Deaths and Other Events That Occurred Around Independence Day IBTimes Americans celebrate the country’s birthday on the Fourth of July, gathering with family and friends year after year. As you mark Independence Day 2016 with them, here’s a compilation of inspiring quotations focused on freedom and its trappings. |
03Jul2016 | Perpetrator of Disappearance of Ayotzinapa Students Has Been Arrested Prensa Latina Federal officials confirmed the arrest of Juan Salgado, allegedly involved in the forced disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa's teacher training school students, and considered one of the founders of the criminal group Guerreros Unidos. |
03Jul2016 | Canadian Embassy Predicts Flood of Mexican Visitors After Lifting Visa Requirement Mexico News Daily Some Canadian immigration officials have warned that removing the requirement for Mexicans to be obtain a visa before visiting Canada could trigger a flood of refugee applications, and a flood of Mexicans heading north as tourists rather than refugees. |
03Jul2016 | Forget Mexico, There's a Huge Unregulated Stem Cell Industry in the US Motherboard Using text mining and content analysis from the websites of companies offering stem cell therapies, a UC Davis study identified 351 companies operating in 570 clinics in the US that were selling unapproved stem cell treatments. |
03Jul2016 | More Women Taking to the Streets to Fight Back Against Mexican Machismo BBC News It's a very undesirable distinction, but Mexico ranks among the worst 20 countries in the world for violence against women. On average six women die a violent death in the country every day. But there has been a growing backlash against that treatment. |
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