24Apr2016 | Do Mexico's Gender Alerts Do Anything to Reduce Violence Against Women? El Daily Post Mexican states can declare so-called gender alerts to implement enhanced protection and investigation efforts when violence against women and girls, especially femicide, reaches crisis proportions. Sounds like a good idea, but there are questions. |
23Apr2016 | Deputies Approve Law Allowing Military Searches of Private Homes, Government Offices Aristegui Noticias The Chamber of Deputies approved an amendment to the Code of Military Justice, where in cases of organized crime, homicide or serious and violent crimes with firearms and explosives, can issue a search warrant for private homes, government offices and the two chambers of Congress. |
23Apr2016 | Dinosaurs Were Declining Long Before Asteroid Hit on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Associated Press Dinosaurs were already in an evolutionary decline tens of millions of years before the asteroid impact that finally wiped them out, scientists have found. |
23Apr2016 | A Protestant Awakening in Mexico: Movement Focused on Material Needs Is Displacing Catholicism PanAm Post The recent expansion of Protestantism throughout Latin America has been of great interest to anthropologists studying religion, as Protestantism in all its forms has increasingly become a formidable contender in the “market†for Latin Americans’ souls. |
23Apr2016 | With One Vote, the UN Entrenches an Illegal Global Drug Trade Worth Billions of Dollars Antillean For a brief moment, it appeared that good sense would prevail, and the international community would ditch the failed ‘war on drugs’ policy. But all hopes were dashed at the United Nations General Assembly special session on drugs in New York. |
23Apr2016 | Company Tries to Bring Gender Equality Into Mexico's Construction Industry Agencia EFE In five years, a construction company in Mexico was able to raise the participation rate of women in its workforce to 8 percent. |
23Apr2016 | Rebuilt Rippin' Rooster Returns to Mexican 1000 Hot Rod In 2015, the Baja peninsula nearly destroyed Jim Riley’s 1957 Chevy, but it’s rebuilt and he’s back for the 2016 Mexican 1000. |
23Apr2016 | Human Rights Defenders Say They Are Target of Mexican Smear Campaign ProPublica On the eve of the release of a report investigating a student massacre in 2014, its authors and other human rights advocates fear an attempt to pre-empt the findings and discredit the work. |
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