18Apr2016 | Mexican High Court Should Reject Mass Surveillance Electronic Frontier Foundation The Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico is about to issue its decision on a provision of the Federal Telecommunications Act that requires telephone companies and internet service providers to retain data about their users’ communications for a period of 24 months. |
18Apr2016 | At the United Nations, Are We Any Closer to Ending the Global Addiction to Prohibition? openDemocracy The unregulated, unlicensed drug market is the purest, most deadly form of capitalism – prioritizing profit above all else. It is time for an approach rooted in public health rather than criminal justice. |
18Apr2016 | Finance Minister Says Mexico Won't be 'Bullied' by Threat to Fund Border Wall Bloomberg Mexican Finance Minister Luis Videgaray called billionaire Donald Trump’s proposal to force the country to pay for a wall along the U.S. border, or face economic consequences if it doesn’t, a kind of diplomatic harassment that’s doomed to fail. |
18Apr2016 | Labor Rebellion Growing in Juarez Border Factories Peoples' World In two personal accounts, a fired Commscope worker and a community organizer explain the origins of a new workers' movement, and what it might mean for the maquiladora workers of Juarez. |
18Apr2016 | Mexico Sends Delegation to Support Earthquake Rescue Efforts in Ecuador Prensa Latina By instructions of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto it was agreed to send a delegation to Ecuador, to assist in the tasks of searching and rescuing victims caused by the earthquake that hit that country on Saturday. |
18Apr2016 | Web Series Showcases Mexico City's Cultural Side Travel Pulse The Mexico City Tourism Trust partnered with celebrity designer and HGTV host Genevieve Gorder to create a series that highlights her picks for design tips, trends and treasures within the city. |
18Apr2016 | Eating Polluted Seafood May Damage Humans' Natural Defense System Medical Daily Pollutants found in fish could be making their way into our food supply and damaging our body's natural defense system. |
18Apr2016 | The Other Missing People in Mexico: Clandestine Graves Found in Veracruz Al Jazeera Over the years, thousands of people have disappeared in Mexico because of drug-related violence. Families frustrated with a lack of answers are taking matters into their own hands. |
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