29Jan2016 | Mexican Police Again at Center of Another Mass Disappearance of Young People Agence France-Presse For more than two weeks, the parents of five missing young people have been living inside a Mexican state prosecutor's office in an attempt to pressure authorities to find their children. |
29Jan2016 | Former Secretary Gomez Mont: Prohibitionist Model 'Exhausted' in Mexico's War on Drugs Aristegui Noticias Fifty years after the inauguration in the world of the prohibitionist approach to drugs, this model is exhausted; all possible tools to make it effective have been used. |
29Jan2016 | Will the Fourth Industrial Revolution Improve the State of the World? World Economic Forum Emerging technologies such as 3D printing and genetic engineering offer a lot of promise, but can also be double-edged swords. They can help make our lives easier, safer and healthier, but there is also potential to build weapons or dangerously modify organisms. |
29Jan2016 | A Knack for Business: Mexico Launches Drug Tours After El Chapo's Arrest Sputnik After drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was captured and placed into custody again residents of the Mexican state of Sinaloa came up with an idea on how to increase tourism revenues. |
29Jan2016 | History Has Shown That Progress Has Not Been Kind to Indigenous People CCTV Groups in remote regions live in a delicate balance with the environment. The natural world is a valued source of their food, health, spirituality and identity. |
29Jan2016 | Zero Hunger? United Nations Leads with Landfill Salad and Recycled Food Inter Press Service When the United Nations hosted a high-level lunch for visiting world leaders at the UN dining room during the General Assembly sessions last September, they were in for an unexpected surprise. |
29Jan2016 | Catholic Church Accused of Shielding Priest Who Abused Children in Oaxaca Agencia EFE The Oaxaca Children’s Forum was joined this week by several priests and activists in accusing Mexico’s Catholic hierarchy of protecting a priest who may have abused around 100 children. |
29Jan2016 | In Central America, Human Smugglers Entrap Women in Sex Trafficking NPR.org Thousands of Central American migrants come to the U.S. illegally each year. They often hire a human smuggler to get them across the border. The story of one woman's journey shows how human smuggling is intertwined with human trafficking. |
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