09Jan2016 | Nestora Salgado's Detention Order Upheld by State of Guerrero Superior Court La Jornada The Superior Court of Justice in Guerrero upheld the detention order against Nestora Salgado, community advocate and a leader of the CRAC-PC, for the crime of aggravated kidnapping. In making its ruling, the Court rejected the appeal presented by the defense. |
09Jan2016 | Alfredo Corchado on What the Capture of El Chapo Means for Mexico's Drug Wars PBS NewsHour Hari Sreenivasan learns more from Alfredo Corchado of Arizona State University about what the fugitive's capture means for the Mexican government. |
08Jan2016 | Under NAFTA, TransCanada Is Seeking $15B for Canceled Keystone Pipeline The Huffington Post Thought the Keystone XL pipeline was dead? Think again. Developer TransCanada has filed two separate legal challenges trying to make the U.S. pay for its rejection of the oil pipeline and to secure a reversal of that decision. |
08Jan2016 | Caribbean Journalists to Report on Climate Change Inter Press Service Environmentally committed journalists in the Caribbean point to a major challenge for media workers: communicating and raising awareness about the crucial climate change agreement that emerged from the 21st Conference of the Parties in Paris. |
08Jan2016 | 'Mission Accomplished': Fugitive Drug Lord El Chapo Guzman Is Recaptured Evening Standard Fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has been recaptured by police in Mexico after seven months on the run. Announcing the arrest, Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto posted on Twitter: "Mission Accomplished: We have him." |
08Jan2016 | REDIM Reports Disappearances of Mexican Youth Increases by 200 Percent Television del Sur According to new data released this week by the Mexican Network for Children’s Rights disappearances among adolescents increased by 191 percent between 2012 and 2014. |
08Jan2016 | Lady Gaga and Intel Team to Fight Online Harassment Billboard Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation is teaming up with Intel, Vox Media and Re/code to fight online harassment with a new initiative announced by Intel this week called Hack Harassment. |
08Jan2016 | Kids Crossing the US-Mexico Border to Get to School BBC Mexico Students in towns and cities that dot the US-Mexico border are, in many ways, like students everywhere. They wake up, get dressed, pack their homework and maybe a lunch. But some students on the Texas border grab something else on their way out the door: their passport. |
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