26Aug2015 | Luxury Real Estate in Los Cabos Is Coming Back WSJ.com Battered by the U.S. housing crash and a recent hurricane, the luxury market at the tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula is reviving. |
26Aug2015 | Kiara Keane: Feminists in Mexico Are Being Warned to be Quiet or be Killed Marie Claire Nadia Vera, a proud feminist and social activist, was murdered in her flat in Mexico City along with four other women last month. Is this really what women still have to face in 2015? |
26Aug2015 | US Urges Mexicans, Central Americans Not to Entrust Their Kids to Migrant Smugglers Agencia EFE Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson alerted people in Central America and Mexico about the dangers of paying smugglers to convey their children across the border and into the U.S., especially during the intense heat of summer. |
26Aug2015 | Blind Girls Learn to Fight Back Against Violence AJ+ Blind girls in Nepal go through different forms of harassment in their life. A training program in Kathmandu is preparing them to counter sexual harassment and violent sexual crimes. |
26Aug2015 | You Can Also Demand Justice for the Journalists Killed in Mexico Global Voices More than 500 journalists, writers, artists and defenders for freedom of expression from around the world wrote an open letter to the president of Mexico in which they urged the clarification for the murder of journalists killed in the country. Now you too can add your name. |
26Aug2015 | Logging Almost Triples in Monarch Butterfly Haven The Associated Press Illegal logging has almost tripled in the monarch butterfly's wintering grounds in central Mexico, reversing several years of steady improvements, investigators announced. |
26Aug2015 | Donald Trump Temporarily Banishes Univision's Jorge Ramos from Press Conference Bloomberg Politics Univision anchor Jorge Ramos was escorted by a security official out of a Donald Trump news conference in Dubuque, Iowa, then returned to press the Republican presidential candidate on his immigration policies. |
26Aug2015 | Government Refuses to Reveal Mexico's Most Wanted List to the Public El Daily Post Mexico’s Most Wanted List shrank recently, but not because of a successful sting operation or a spectacular arrest. Instead, the Pena Nieto administration has removed the names of 10 cartel leaders, lieutenants and kidnappers whose Most Wanted designation dates back over a decade. |
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