07Nov2015 | Border Agents Won't Face Charges in Taser-Related Death of Mexican Man The Los Angeles Times Federal prosecutors will not bring charges in the case of a Mexican man who died of a heart attack after he was hit and struck with a Taser by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents at a border checkpoint in California five years ago. |
06Nov2015 | Obama Hands Environmentalists Huge Victory in Rejecting Keystone XL Pipeline Cyprus Mail US President Barack Obama on Friday rejected the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada in a victory for environmentalists who have campaigned against the project for more than seven years. |
06Nov2015 | Washington State Woman Still Jailed in Mexico for Taking on the Drug Cartels The Takeaway In a process plagued with irregularities, Nestora Salgado marked two years in prison in August with no end to her legal proceedings in sight. Liz Jones, a reporter from Seattle, discusses the case on The Takeaway. |
06Nov2015 | Hackers Reveal Android Malware That Can be Found in More Than 20,000 Apps Digital Trends Security company Lookout is warning Android device owners about a new type of malware app, which not only secretly roots your phone, but also installs itself as a system application - making it extremely difficult to remove. |
06Nov2015 | Trespassers on Rooftops: A Secret History of Mexico City's Cultural Revolutionaries The Guardian In the 1920s, Mexico City’s roof spaces became a laboratory for modernist creativity, offering a space where artists and thinkers could push the boundaries of culture and bridge the gaps in society, writes Valeria Luiselli. |
06Nov2015 | Father of Missing Mexican Student Finishes New York Marathon to Call for Son's Return Democracy Now! Antonio Tizapa crossed the finish line of the New York City Marathon Sunday holding a poster of his son’s face. Tizapa’s son, Jorge Antonio Tizapa Legideno, is one of the missing 43 students from Ayotzinapa rural teachers’ college. |
06Nov2015 | Tiger Remains on Loose from Restaurant in Acapulco, Kills Local Livestock ITV News Locals and holidaymakers at the Mexican beach resort are urged to be on their guard as a tiger is on the loose. |
06Nov2015 | Suicide and Despair Among Brazil's Indigenous in a Conflict Over Land United Nations In Brazil, many young indigenous people are finding the ultimate way to escape despair; suicide. Behind this disturbing trend is a conflict over land. |
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