01Dec2015 | Fighting Human Trafficking in a Mexican Town Built on Sexual Exploitation CNN Combating violence against women, promoting gender equity alongside safe migration, and access to economic opportunity are all important elements of fighting the root causes of human trafficking in Mexico. |
01Dec2015 | 36% of Mexican Mobile Users Experience Problems Telecompaper Mexico's Federal Telecommunications Institute has presented the results of the third survey of consumption patterns and experience of telecommunications users. Among mobile telephony users polled, over a third had problems with the service. |
01Dec2015 | Jailed for Miscarriage, Women Reveal the Cost of Criminalizing Abortion TakePart While previous legislation in Central America’s most densely populated nation allowed for women to seek abortions in cases of emergency, including rape or incest, a law passed in 1998 cracked down on reproductive rights, criminalizing abortion no matter the circumstance. |
01Dec2015 | Mexico City Hopes Floating Gondolas Will Beat Its Appalling Traffic Problems Quartz Mexico City officials have an elevated idea about how to deal with the city’s hellish traffic. The solution is a kind of elevated monorail, with gondolas that run on a horizontal track, and it could really help unload the city’s crowded streets. |
01Dec2015 | John Irving Tells the Story of a Mexican 'Dump Kid' Who Learns to Read Off The Shelf Novelist John Irving, author 'A Prayer for Owen Meany' and 'The World According to Garp', discusses Juan Diego, the lead character in 'Avenue of Mysteries' who is a self-taught reader raised in one of Mexico’s dumps. |
01Dec2015 | 'The Pink Tide': Latin Americans Celebrate Putting Brakes on Neo-Liberal Agenda People's World In most of the non-Bolivarian countries the political left is relatively weak. But social movements of workers, farmers, women, youth and indigenous and Afro-descended people are strong and in many cases consciously see themselves as linked to the Bolivarian movement. |
01Dec2015 | Under Southern Border Plan, Mexico Deporting Migrating Minors in Record Numbers NPR.org Planes and buses arrive in Guatemala every day, returning migrants who've tried and failed to make it to the United States. Many are minors, stopped by Mexican police and deported back home. |
30Nov2015 | #GivingTuesday Ushers in the Holiday Giving Season The Non Profit Times The fourth iteration of #GivingTuesday kicks off at midnight Tuesday, with thousands of nonprofits preparing to officially kick off their busiest time of the year with visions of donors dancing in their heads. |
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