24Oct2015 | Latin America's Poverty Rates Are Down, But Violence Is Up. Why? Americas Quarterly Economic growth alone won't stem violent crime. But the right policies - and leadership - can make a difference. |
24Oct2015 | Staycation: The $1 'Flight to Nowhere' Is Taking Kids on the Trip of a Lifetime TakePart A flight to nowhere on the outskirts of New Dehli, India, is bringing children an experience they might not otherwise have: a chance to feel what it’s like to travel on an airplane. |
24Oct2015 | Free Calls and Text to Mexico Following Hurricane AJC.com The company said it would not charge additional fees for text messages or international calls on AT&T phones from the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to Mexico. AT&T said the break would apply to all calls and texts made by wireless customers. |
24Oct2015 | Deportees from US Become Telemarketers in Mexico The Fulano Forum Call centers in Tijuana are booming with people deported from the U.S. Their good English skills make them the perfect candidates to call Americans. |
24Oct2015 | Mexico's Vaquita Might Not Withstand the Rising Chinese Market for Totoaba Bladders Newsweek The vaquita, an endangered harbor porpoise that only lives in the Gulf of California, is being killed as collateral damage in the hunt for the bladders of an endangered fish that shares these same waters. |
24Oct2015 | Initial Reports Indicate No Major Damage, Deaths from Record-Breaking Hurricane USA Today Early reports in the aftermath of Hurricane Patricia - one of the biggest storms to ever make landfall - were cautiously optimistic: No deaths were reported and no signs of major damage were seen along Mexico's Pacific seaboard. |
24Oct2015 | In Mexico, Teen Girls Cope with Early Motherhood The Washington Post Mexico has become a worldwide leader in teen pregnancy. One in every two girls who have begun having sex between the ages of 12 and 19 becomes pregnant. Access to continued education is one of the key ways young girls can avoid the vulnerability of becoming early mothers. |
24Oct2015 | Through the Lens: The Side of Mexican Immigration That You Need to See The Huffington Post The core of our UBELONG project was to bring light to the human side of immigration - a hot policy arena that tends to ignore the social, cultural and emotional dimensions of the phenomenon. |
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