12Oct2015 | When Will the Truth be Told? The Black Presence in the Americas Before Columbus San Francisco Bay View Of the various people who reached America before Columbus, Black Africans appear to have been the first, to have made the most contacts and to have had the greatest influence. |
12Oct2015 | Details of the Investigation Into the Missing 43 Mexican Students Have Been Made Public Time Mexico's Attorney General Arely Gomez Gonzalez released an 85-volume file on Sunday through her Twitter account revealing details of the Mexican government's investigation into the fates of 43 students who went missing last year. |
11Oct2015 | The Secret Internet You Never See... and Why You'll be on It Soon TEDGlobalLondon There’s a parallel Internet you may not have run across yet - accessed by a special browser and home to a freewheeling collection of sites for everything from anonymous activism to illicit activities. |
11Oct2015 | Government Forms Multi-Agency Group to Address United Nations Torture Decision Associated Press The Mexican government says it's working to address findings by a U.N. committee that its soldiers tortured four men accused of kidnapping in Baja California. |
11Oct2015 | Walking the Americas: Woman Preps for 5-Year Trek Record Searchlight 29-year-old Bethany Hughes will attempt to become the first documented woman to travel the length of the Americas - from Ushuaia, Argentina, to Barrow, Alaska - entirely by nonmotorized means. |
11Oct2015 | Q&A: A Look at Mexico's Armed Conflict Through a Lens of Drug War Capitalism Free Speach Radio News One book that tries to make sense of the apparently senseless violence is “Drug War Capitalism,“ which uses an economic and geopolitical lens to examine the conflict, rather than relying on the stated goals of drug warrior policy makers. |
11Oct2015 | Art in Honor of Ayotzinapa's Missing 43 Students The Los Angeles Times Ayotzinapa manifestations in Mexico have inspired a frenzy of art-making: impromptu installations, murals, banners, masks and costumes. These borrow as much from popular culture as they draw from traditions of Mexican folk art. |
11Oct2015 | 3.5 Tons of Shark Fins Seized in Western Mexico Agencia EFE Authorities seized 3.5 tons of shark fins and 529 kilos of sea bass swim bladders in Manzanillo, a coastal city in the western Mexican state of Colima, the Profepa federal environmental protection agency said. |
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