Scientific research threatened by organised crime in Mexico

Issued on: 13/02/2020 – 12:59Modified: 13/02/2020 – 12:59

The region of Michoacán in Mexico is struggling to lure field scientists despite its rich biodiversity. The 3,000 monthly murders linked to organised crime can deter even the most passionate researchers, as our correspondents Laurence Cuvillier and Matthieu Comin report.

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Meanwhile, in the United States, Bernie Sanders has scored a narrow victory in the New Hampshire primary, cementing his position amongst progressive voters, with former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg coming in second. Former vice president Joe Biden, meanwhile, says he's just getting started, after coming in a distant fifth.

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Issued on: 13/02/2020 – 12:59Modified: 13/02/2020 – 12:59

The region of Michoacán in Mexico is struggling to lure field scientists despite its rich biodiversity. The 3,000 monthly murders linked to organised crime can deter even the most passionate researchers, as our correspondents Laurence Cuvillier and Matthieu Comin report.

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Meanwhile, in the United States, Bernie Sanders has scored a narrow victory in the New Hampshire primary, cementing his position amongst progressive voters, with former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg coming in second. Former vice president Joe Biden, meanwhile, says he's just getting started, after coming in a distant fifth.

And a French poodle has taken the dog world&#03Read More – Source

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