28Dec2015 | Immigrants Help Hometowns with Mexico's 'Three for One' Program Cronkite News Mexico created the program to harness the economic power of clubs or federations of immigrants committed to helping their hometowns. |
28Dec2015 | Mexico Cracks Down on Record Surge of Migrants from Central America Vatican Radio Authorities say there's a surge of illegal migrants from Central America being caught in Mexico, trying to cross the border into the US. This sharply contrasts with Mexican migrants, many of whom have decided to return back to Mexico. |
28Dec2015 | Daniel Raisbeck: Why Latin America Misses the Point About Donald Trump PanAm Post The Latin American mainstream press appears to be baffled by Donald Trump’s growing poll lead in the Republican presidential race. By shallowly dismissing him, the Latin American media are failing to discuss the real issues at stake. |
28Dec2015 | Greenpeace: Mexico's Analog Blackout Carries Environmental, Health Risks Agencia EFE An analog blackout that is to be largely completed on Dec. 31 will make Mexico the first Latin American country with entirely digital television broadcasting, although the switch-out entails potentially serious environmental risks. |
27Dec2015 | Space Junk Visualization Reveals a Serious Problem Business Insider Right now, more than half a million pieces of man-made space junk orbit Earth, and if we don't put a stop to the ever-growing clutter, it could become too dangerous for manned travel to space. |
27Dec2015 | Clash in El Chapo's Hometown Leaves Two Dead in Sinaloa's Golden Triangle Agence France-Presse Mexican forces clashed with suspected organized crime figures in the hometown of fugitive drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, killing two and netting 4.5 tons of marijuana. |
27Dec2015 | Serving as a 'Bloodhound' to Find Your Own Son's Grave in Northern Guerrero El Daily Post The families of some 400 victims who have been forcibly disappeared in and around the Guerrero city of Iguala have organized and conducted weekly searches for clandestine graves. Their remarkable success is at once a tribute to their determination and a sad comment on how common disappearances are. |
27Dec2015 | Author Sam Quinones' 'Dreamland' Chronicles America's Opiate Nightmare The Seattle Times Since it came out in April, “Dreamland†has made several publications’ Year’s Best Books lists, and Angus Deaton, Nobel Prize-winning professor of economics at Princeton, who called it “as fast-paced and compelling as any thriller.†|
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