05Oct2015 | Well-Off Stoners Are Ushering in a New Marijuana Market in Mexico El Daily Post A multibillion-dollar legal cannabis market could be in Mexico's future. It depends on how serious the government is about legalization. |
05Oct2015 | IFT & Conadis Team Up to Extend Telecom Access to Mexicans with Disabilities telecompaper Mexico's Federal Telecommunications Institute and the National Council for Development and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities have signed a collaboration agreement to enable people with disabilities to exercise their right to use information and communications technology. |
05Oct2015 | Government Trying to Discredit Critical Report on Missing Students, Lawyer Says VICE News Mexico's government is releasing false information to bolster its widely-questioned conclusion that 43 student teachers were incinerated in a garbage dump after being disappeared a year ago, according to a human rights lawyer representing the missing young men's families. |
05Oct2015 | Festival by IMANA Celebrates Fashion Film in Mexico House of Fashion Mexico Fashion Film Festival by IMANA is the first film festival, of fashion and visual arts in Mexico that celebrates the innovative art of fashion film. |
05Oct2015 | Tourists Thwart Turtles from Nesting in Costa Rica The New York Times The day-trippers swarmed onto the beach to watch one of nature’s most extraordinary sights, hundreds of thousands of Olive Ridley sea turtles crawling out of the ocean to lay their eggs in the sand. The turtles did not want the company. |
05Oct2015 | Mexico to US After Oregon Community College Shootings: And You Call Us Dangerous? PRI's The World "They accuse us of being a violent little country, but look at them," says Alfredo Corchado, Mexican bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News. "This is just one more mass shooting by a lone gunmen." |
05Oct2015 | Endangered Vaquita Porpoises Seen in Sea of Cortez The Himalayan Times A newly launched effort to find critically endangered vaquita marina porpoises has already spotted at least two and perhaps three of the elusive, rarely seen creatures in Mexico’s Sea of Cortez. |
05Oct2015 | Caught Between Cartels and Corruption, Mexico Is No Country for Journalists Al Jazeera English One of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, the carefully staged murders of reporters in Mexico has became all too common. The Listening Post's Will Young explores the no-go areas in Mexico for those trying to report on those stories. |
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