17Dec2015 | 'SkyDeck' Is the Plane Seat We've All Been Waiting For The Huffington Post In-flight movies and Wi-Fi could soon be replaced by a whole new kind of diversion: This teardrop-shaped rooftop viewing bubble that offers a spectacular view of the sky beyond your plane. |
17Dec2015 | Silver Bells? In Mexico, Breaking Pinatas Herald the Christmas Season The Christian Science Monitor It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Mexico, but for Joshua Cruz, it’s not the parking lots full of pine trees or carols blasting from cafe speakers that put him in the holiday spirit. |
17Dec2015 | How Rural Mexico Was Turned on to Solar Power CNBC.com It may be 2015, but across the planet one in seven of us lack access to electricity. In rural Mexico, one company is looking to transform the lives of people with a reliable, safe and clean form of energy. |
17Dec2015 | Why Mexico Needs to Regulate Its Surrogacy Industry (and Not Ban It) openDemocracy Surrogacy is frequently associated with trafficking in Mexico, but efforts to ban it only serve as fig leaves for not engaging with the structural problems women face. |
17Dec2015 | Rights Activists Claim Private Railroad Guards Killed Central American Migrants The Associated Press Mexican rights activists said they have reports of three cases in which private railroad guards have killed migrants trying to ride freight trains to the U.S. border. |
17Dec2015 | 'I Am a Migrant' Social Media Campaign Launched to Fight Anti-Migrant Xenophobia Agence France-Presse Migrants around the world are invited to share their life stories in a new social media campaign launched in London yesterday by the International Organization for Migration and a British charity. |
16Dec2015 | Censor or Die: The Death of Mexican News in the Age of Drug Cartels The Washington Post Mexico has long been a deadly place for reporters. Some 88 journalists have been slain in the last two decades, according to Article 19, a worldwide advocacy group that promotes press freedom. |
16Dec2015 | 22 Arrested Women Normal School Students Freed for Lack of Evidence Against Them La Jornada The third district federal court in Cuernavaca, Morelos, ordered the release of the 22 women students from the Arteaga Normal School in Michoacan, for failure by the federal prosecutor to show evidence of any violation of the Federal Law on Firearms and Explosives. |
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