11Nov2015 | Leading Mexico City Women Draw Up 'Manifesto' to Improve the City for All The Guardian Tackling gender-based violence and unsafe public spaces are the main priorities for women in Mexico City, according to a diverse group of distinguished women who were invited to take part in a special discussion by the Guardian. |
10Nov2015 | Journalism in Danger: Over 700 Journalists Killed in 10 Years, Only One Convicted IANS More than 700 journalists have been killed over the past decade for bringing news and information to the public but the sad part is that only one in just 10 cases of the 700 killings has led to any conviction of those responsible. |
10Nov2015 | In a Mexican Town That 'Raises Pimps,' Human Trafficking Activists Vow to Fight CNN A young girl, subjected to the horrors of sex trafficking at just 12 years old, shared her harrowing account of struggle and survival. |
10Nov2015 | Are Mexico's Lethal Sinaloa and Jalisco Cartels Competing or Collaborating? Insight Crime News outlets in Mexico are reporting contradictory stories about whether the Jalisco and Sinaloa Cartels are friends, enemies or something in between. |
10Nov2015 | Solar-Powered Hearing Aids Are Music to the Ears of Kids Around the World TakePart Founded in 2003, Solar Ear seeks to address not only the high cost of hearing aids in developing countries, but also the difficulty and high cost of keeping them charged. |
10Nov2015 | Obama's Pick for Ambassador to Mexico Moves Closer to Senate Approval Politico President Barack Obama's pick to be the next ambassador to Mexico is ready for a confirmation vote in front of the full Senate. |
10Nov2015 | New and Old Sounds from Guanajuato's Festival Internacional Cervantino NPR.org World-music connoisseur, Betto Arcos, recently returned returned from the Festival Internacional Cervantino, a major performing arts festival in Guanajuato, Mexico. |
10Nov2015 | Mexico City's Domestic Workers: A Life Being Treated as a Lesser Person The Guardian The city’s social inequality is starkly evident in the situation of women who toil for low pay and suffer discrimination as they serve wealthier families. Finally, they have their own union to demand changes. |
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