24Jun2016 | Meet Los Diablos: The Mexican Firefighters Who Chase the Flames Across the Border Fusion Los Diablos primarily fight fires in the national park along the border in West Texas, but they also respond to emergencies across the United States - from battling fires in Yosemite National Park, to helping relief efforts after Superstorm Sandy and Hurricane Katrina. |
24Jun2016 | Filmmaker Hopes to Save a Tiny Porpoise in Mexico Boise State Public Radio Idaho filmmaker Matthew Podolsky has been filming a short documentary in Mexico, trying to save what’s often called “the Panda of the Sea.†|
24Jun2016 | More Internet Users in Mexico Will Spend More Time Online in 2016 eMarketer While total usage is up in the country, both in terms of time spent online by users and the penetration rate of users themselves, a less traditional device leads the way in terms of those used to access the internet. |
24Jun2016 | 'Lost Generation' Lifestyle Leads to Crime and Violence in Mexico and Beyond CCTV America A shocking study by the World Bank shows the high number of Latin American youth who drop out of school and rarely find work. They are a demographic between the ages of 15 through 24 and nicknamed the “Ninis.†|
24Jun2016 | Reporters Sans Frontieres Reports the Deaths of Two More Journalists Reporters Without Borders RSF has called on the Mexican government to find those who killed a newspaper reporter in the southern state of Oaxaca and a freelance journalist in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas. |
24Jun2016 | Door of Hope Unites Latino Children with Migrant Parents at US-Mexico Border Chronicle of Social Change Imagine you are a five-year-old child and you are unable to hug your mom or dad. A wall divides you from their warm embrace. Never again are you to feel their touch or have the daily experience of their love. |
24Jun2016 | Cuba to Build Largest Tourist Facility in the Caribbean ACN Cuba will sign a contract for the creation of a joint venture this year directed at the development of a golf complex that will be upon completion one of the largest in Latin America and the Caribbean. |
24Jun2016 | Commentary: Oaxaca Teachers Strike Is About Defending the Revolutionary Educational Tradition The Real News John Ackerman of UNAD says that acts of state violence, like the police killings at the Oaxaca teacher strike and the "disappearance" of 43 students Guerrero, show that Mexico is not a democracy. |
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