14Oct2015 | 'Ninis' Are a Growing Social Problem in Latin America The News In Latin America, close to 22 percent of people between the ages of 15 and 29, some 30 million people, are unemployed and not in school. They have been given the derogatory name of “ninis,†since “ni†means neither or nor in Spanish. |
14Oct2015 | #YaChole: Social Media Responds When Administration Tells Mexicans to 'Stop Complaining' teleSUR Mexicans on social media are outraged at a public service announcement released by the government of President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
14Oct2015 | Hillary Clinton Turns Up Heat on Bernie Sanders in a Sharp Debate The New York Times Hillary Rodham Clinton, seeking to halt the momentum of her insurgent challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, aggressively questioned his values, positions and voting history Tuesday night in the first Democratic presidential debate. |
13Oct2015 | Mexico's Crackdown Escalates Dangers for Refugee Central Americans Fleeing Violence The Guardian Across southern Mexico, Central American migrants fleeing violence, poverty and institutional collapse have over recent months found that well-trodden - if risky - routes north have been blocked by a government crackdown. |
13Oct2015 | US Stands Alone: Not Signing UN Child Rights Treaty Leaves Migrant Children Vulnerable Human Rights First Adopted by the United Nations in 1989, the CRC is "the most rapidly and widely ratified human rights treaty in history." Most of the 196 states parties ratified the CRC in the early 1990s. With Somalia's recent ratification, the US is the only country in the world that has failed to ratify the treaty. |
13Oct2015 | Report Reveals Mexico Government's Indifference Towards Internal Displacement InSight Crime A new report states that organized crime remains a major source of internal displacement in Mexico, but experts and victims say the government continues to ignore the problem. |
13Oct2015 | El Chapo Key in Mexico's Turnabout on Extraditing Cartel Bosses, Experts Say Fox News Latino Two weeks ago, the Interior Secretary was adamant: No, the sudden decision to extradite 13 suspects to the United States had nothing to do with last July's escape of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman. But the timing did give the impression Mexico was trying to make up for something. |
13Oct2015 | Who's Leaving Secret Notes on Airplane Windows? Seeker Stories Meet the girl leaving mysterious notes on airplane windows for passengers to find. She wanted them know that they were invited to have the best day ever. |
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