Center for Global Humanities lecture on Kennedy Assassination featured in Mexico's largest English language newspaper

A column in The News, Mexico's largest English language newspaper, discussed a UNE Center for Global Humanities lecture at UNE on Nov. 22nd by Jeremy Gunn, executive director of the 1994-98 Assassination Reference Review Board, titled "Seeking the Truth in the Kennedy Assassination."

The columnist, Charlie Goff, founder of the Cemanahuac Educational Community, a Spanish language school in Cuernavaca, explains that "by coincidence Dr. Gunn and I were both presenting talks at the University of New England in Portland Maine organized by Dr. Anouar Majid, UNE’s Vice President for Global Affairs and Director of the Center for Global Humanities. My lunch-time talk was titled 'Who was Quetzalcóatl?'"

Goff then goes on to discuss Gunn's Kennedy Assassination lecture and the Mexican-related conspiracy theories Gunn described. Read the entire column.

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