16Mar2016 | Some Question the Social Cost of Mexican Mall Boom Delmarva Public Radio There’s a boom in construction of shopping centers in Mexico. The flurry of activity might signal economic health, the wheels of commerce turning as they should. But some see these malls as just one more example of inequality. |
16Mar2016 | US Woman Jailed in Mexico Hopes to Be Set Free, But Won't Abandon Her People KOMO News Nestora Salgado says nobody in the government cares about the massacres and injustice that the indigenous people in the small towns in Mexico deal with today, adding that media only shows a fraction of the crimes. |
16Mar2016 | Dengue Vaccine 100 Percent Effective in Small Study Reuters A dengue vaccine developed by U.S. National Institutes of Health scientists protected everyone given the shot against the virus in a promising small study published on Wednesday, with the researchers saying it could become widely available by 2018. |
16Mar2016 | Rifle Found at Drug Lord El Chapo's Hideout Tied to Fast and Furious The Associated Press One of the guns that Mexican officials say was found at the hideout of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera has been found to be associated with Fast and Furious, a failed "gun-walking" operation, according to the Justice Department. |
16Mar2016 | Mexico Formula E Racing Features Only Electric Cars CCTV America While NASCAR may be popular, it is easy to imagine that environmentalists have reservations about its races. But now in Mexico there's the Formula "E" series championship races where only fully-electric cars can compete. |
16Mar2016 | Anti-Trump Movement Grows in Urgency to 'Push Back Against Hate' The Guardian Chicago was just the beginning. Millions of Americans are ready to form a grassroots movement against Donald Trump, activists say, determined to challenge the politics of prejudice and show there is now more at stake than the White House. |
16Mar2016 | Acapulco Archbishop Asks Criminals for Easter Truce Catholic News Service The archbishop of Acapulco called on organized crime to cease violence during Holy Week, when thousands of Mexicans descend on the seaside city for the Easter holidays. |
16Mar2016 | Filmmaker Tells Story of Mexico's Indigenous Women Achieving Real Change Bustle When she was just 11, Liliana Caracoza moved from Mexico to the United States, where she says she was a victim of abuse in her home. But she was able to reclaim her past trauma, and utilized it as inspiration to combat domestic violence on a global scale. |
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