25Sep2017 | How Mexico City Cyclists Are Using Bicycles to Aid Earthquake Victims Cycling Tips Amid the chaos of last week’s quake in Central Mexico, bicycles have become the missing link, allowing supplies to reach those in need, and averting the paralyzing traffic jams across the city. |
25Sep2017 | U.S. Immigration Officials Frequently Use Coercive Tactics to Deport Mexican Migrants Immigration Impact A new report from the American Immigration Council details the alleged experiences of 600 deported Mexican migrants during their apprehension, custody, and removal by US Customs and Border Protection. |
25Sep2017 | While Wealthy Neighborhoods Swamped By Quake Aid, Poor Feel Abandoned Reuters Relief supplies and volunteers are piling up at rescue sites in upscale districts of Mexico City following last week’s deadly earthquake in a show of solidarity that has contrasted with the government’s struggle to get aid to people most in need. |
25Sep2017 | Hyperloop Proposes Travel from CDMX to Guadalajara in Just 38 Minutes Mexico News Daily Traveling from Mexico City to Guadalajara in 38 minutes with stops along the way in Queretaro and Leon may sound like science fiction but after an announcement this month, the improbable scenario is perhaps a step closer to becoming reality. |
25Sep2017 | El Chapo Betrayed Mexican Cartel Kingpin Beltran-Leyva, Then Hired His Lawyer VICE News Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman and Alfredo Beltran-Leyva were friends and relatives by marriage — until they became bitter enemies. Now the years-long saga between the pair has taken a peculiar new turn: They have the same lawyer. |
25Sep2017 | Parents of Missing Ayotzinapa Student Teachers Demand Investigation Into Army Ruptly TV Parents of 43 student teachers that went missing from the College of Ayotzinapa in Iguala in 2014 gathered outside the city’s army facility calling for an investigation into a possible army involvement in the students’ disappearance. |
25Sep2017 | NASA Tech Aids Relief Workers After Mexico Quakes Phys.org Disaster relief workers on the ground in Mexico City were responding to last week’s earthquakes by using a suitcase-sized radar instrument capable of detecting human heartbeats under rubble. |
25Sep2017 | WW2 Migrant Worker Program Studied 75 Years Later Fox News The heated immigration debate in Washington is shining a spotlight on a World War II-era agreement that allowed millions of Mexican immigrants to work in the U.S. as guest workers. |
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