27Nov2015 | Advocate for Women in Journalism Launches Latin America Reporting Initiative The Knight Center As part of the initiative, the organization said it will offer international reporting trips, year-long fellowships and security training for journalists. The program covers Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and the Mexico-U.S. border. |
26Nov2015 | Mexico City Event Looks at Legal Underpinnings of the New Urban Agenda Citiscope Civil society is stepping up pressure to create a legally binding international treaty on housing, urbanism and public space during next year’s Habitat III conference in Quito, Ecuador. |
26Nov2015 | Chinese Naval Flotilla Visits Mexico for Friendly Cultural Exchange New China TV A flotilla of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy arrived in the Mexican port of Acapulco on November 24 for a 5-day visit to conduct cultural and sport exchanges and hold an exhibition of anti-terrorism equipment. |
26Nov2015 | Study Reveals the Planet's 'Most' and 'Least' Polluted Holiday Destinations OR-Politics.com According to new research, some of the most frequently traveled global cities are among the most ‘polluted’ holiday destinations on the planet. |
26Nov2015 | Meet the Woman Technopreneur Driving Mexico's Ride-Sharing Evolution Ozy Cristina Palacios brings plenty of cutting-edge thinking to Aventones - Spanish slang for hitchhiking - one of Latin America’s most successful transit startups. |
26Nov2015 | Forget Trump's Wall - Mexicans Are Fleeing America, and That's Bad News MLive Even if we accept that there ever was a real problem necessitating the "Great Wall of Donald," we are now living in the era when the alleged problem is smaller than it has been in decades. |
26Nov2015 | New Report Reveals Toll of Mexico's $40 Billion Drug Traffic Industry Vatican Radio Mexican drug cartels are unchallenged in the criminal world, and their increasing heroin trafficking into the United States is causing grave problems, according to a report by the DEA and the US Department of Justice. |
26Nov2015 | QuienCompro: How Five Data Journalists Exposed Corruption in Mexico's Congress International Center for Journalists A group of five young Mexican journalists has spent the past year or so sifting through thousands of expense reports of Mexico's senators and deputies to see how they are using taxpayers' money. |
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