03Dec2015 | Is Mexico Framing Innocent Migrants for Its Human Trafficking Problem? Seeker Stories Many Mexican migrants are falsely accused of human trafficking and face up to a 30 years in prison. Will they ever find justice? |
03Dec2015 | This Yearlong, Round-the-World Trip Costs $75,000 Intrepid Travel It’s an idea so crazy that only the most intrepid of travelers would dare attempt it. A non-stop, no-holds-barred 365-day journey that spans almost the entire globe, from the jungles of South East Asia all the way to the ice-covered Antarctic Peninsula. |
03Dec2015 | President Pena Nieto Condemns Legal Marijuana Push Ahead of National Debate The Guardian Enrique Pena Nieto says he is open to discussion but asks: ‘Should we put children’s health at risk in order to combat organized crime?’ |
03Dec2015 | Doctors in Mexico Show Benefits of Healthy Diet, Exercise in Heart Failure Patients News-Medical.Net Doctors in Mexico have shown the benefits of a healthy diet and exercise in patients with heart failure, in research presented at the Mexican Congress of Cardiology 2015. |
03Dec2015 | A 'Racist' Coca Cola Christmas Ad in Mexico Disappears from YouTube VICE News Activists are demanding sanctions against Coca Cola Mexico for an advertisement in which a group of pale-skinned and obviously affluent young people roll into an indigenous town to build a Christmas tree for wide-eyed locals. It suddenly disappeared from YouTube on Tuesday night. |
03Dec2015 | Likened to Mother Teresa, This Woman's Generosity Knows No Borders TakePart Sister Norma Pimentel has helped more than 20,000 immigrants through the welcome center she runs at Sacred Heart Church. Her charity work is so notable it has earned the admiration of Pope Francis himself. |
03Dec2015 | Indigenous Community in Mexico Is Fighting a French Fashion House's Imperialism teleSUR Leaders from Tlahuitoltepec’s indigenous Mixe community in Mexico vowed that they will continue to challenge a French designer for appropriating and trademarking their ancestral embroidery. |
03Dec2015 | Parents of Missing Ayotzinapa Students Lift Protest Camp in 'Show of Good Faith' Toronto Sun Parents of 43 students who disappeared in southern Mexico at the hands of police and a drug gang have lifted a protest camp in the capital. |
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