10Dec2015 | Why the Best Hire Might Not Have the Perfect Resume TED@UPS Given the choice between a job candidate with a perfect resume and one who has fought through difficulty, human resources executive Regina Hartley always gives the "Scrapper" a chance. |
10Dec2015 | Mexico Has Started Counting Its Afro-Mexican Population in the National Census Quartz For the first time ever, people of African descent living in Mexico were able to identify themselves as black in the national census. |
10Dec2015 | Drugs and Prisons in Mexico - The Human Face of a Misguided Drug Law Washington Office on Latin America Over the years, the Mexican government has adopted increasingly heavy prison sentences and militarized drug policies to confront drug trafficking. The result has been an increase of vulnerable populations in Mexico's prisons, but no impact on the drug trade or violence. |
10Dec2015 | Anonymous Hackers Take Down Website of Japanese Prime Minister Over Whale-Hunting Independent Anonymous claims to have taken down the website of Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe in protest against its whaling policy. |
10Dec2015 | Mexico to Spend $23 Billion to Cut Greenhouse Gases Agence France Presse Mexico's government says it will invest $23 billion at refineries to slash greenhouse gas emissions from gasoline by 90 percent and cut several tons produced by four facilities. |
10Dec2015 | Nationwide Paddle Out in Mexico to Memorialize Australian Surfers Who Disappeared There The Inertia The Mexican Federation of Surfing and Sinaloa State Surfing Association have coordinated with the surfers’ families so the entire nations of Mexico and Australia can memorialize the two surfers. |
10Dec2015 | New Shelters to Open on US-Mexico Border for Unaccompanied Migrant Children HNGN.com New shelters are being opened at the U.S.-Mexico border to deal with the increase in unaccompanied children that are trying to enter the U.S., mostly from the Northern Triangle of Central America. |
10Dec2015 | Fugitive Cartel Boss El Chapo Threatens ISIS Leader Al Baghdadi Over Drug Trade RT.com The runaway leader of Mexico’s deadliest drug cartel, Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman, has reportedly sent a threatening letter to Islamic State following the destruction of one of his cartel’s shipments |
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