29Jan2016 | Migrant Workers and Labor Recruitment in Mexico openDemocracy The Coalition of Temporary Workers is fighting back against abusive recruitment practices in Sinaloa, Mexico, illustrating that migrants themselves have an important role to play in preventing exploitation. |
29Jan2016 | Drugs, Guns and Bling: A Look Inside Mexico's Secret Narco Museum The Daily Beast Deep inside Mexican army headquarters sits a crazy collection of bling and weapons nabbed from drug traffickers - and religious iconography praising the Messiahs of the drug wars. |
28Jan2016 | Dog in Mexico Receives 3D Printed Prosthetic Leg 3ders.org Romina, a six-year-old Whippet is set to become the first dog in Mexico to receive a jointed 3D printed prosthetic leg thanks to specialists from the Universidad del Valle de Mexico. |
28Jan2016 | 'Affluenza' Teen Arrives Back in Texas After Deportation from Mexico Reuters The American teenager derided for a defence of "affluenza" in the killing four people while driving drunk arrived back in Texas on Thursday, where he faces detention, after being deported from Mexico. |
28Jan2016 | A Narco History: How the United States and Mexico Jointly Created the 'Mexican Drug War' The Real News Carmen Boullosa and Mike Wallace, co-authors of "A Narco History: How the United States and Mexico Jointly Created the Mexican Drug War" say the militarization of the drug policy began in the 1930’s. |
28Jan2016 | The Ocean's Future Could All Hinge on One Woman TakePart Even though world leaders ignored marine conservation in Paris, Sylvia Earle is optimistic. “For the first time in all of our history,†she said, “children are growing up in a world where we know what we’re doing to the planet.†|
28Jan2016 | As Frustrations with Mexico's Government Rise, So Do Public Lynchings The New York Times Tired of government corruption and indifference, a mob in Ajalpan fashioned its own justice, part of a longstanding problem that Mexican officials say is on the rise. |
28Jan2016 | Tijuana's Homeless Migrants Hide in Tunnels as Police Raids Get Deadly KPBS Underneath Tijuana, in miles of dark tunnels branching from a river canal, live hundreds of homeless migrants. Amid rats and sewage, they hide from municipal police who seek to place them in drug rehabilitation centers, in jail or on buses out of town. |
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