24Aug2015 | Is Tourist Boom in Mexico's Tulum a Good Thing? CCTV America Located on Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, this once, sleepy, beach village has gone from hammock heaven to a must-visit magnet of chic bungalow hotels and restaurants, in a decade. But development has begun to put this tony town in peril. |
24Aug2015 | Thousands of Poor Children Return to School at Educational Disadvantage - Government Report La Jornada Monday, just over 25 million children and adolescents return to school for the 2015-2016 school year. However, thousands of children will do so at a disadvantage. |
24Aug2015 | Mexico Says It Is Committed to Protect Sea Turtles KRWG News22 Mexico disagrees with a U.S. conclusion, which says it is not doing enough to reduce the deaths of endangered sea turtles in fishing nets, and will ban Mexican sea products if it doesn’t bring protections up to U.S. standards. |
24Aug2015 | #CalcetaGate: Mexico's President Assures the World He Knows How to Put on His Socks Business Insider Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto is being criticized for insisting that he wears his socks correctly instead of answering the nation's pressing questions. |
24Aug2015 | Televisa Employee Tied to Harassment of Journalists and Politicians in Mexico teleSUR Juan Carlos Zaragoza is accused of heading up an elaborate network to harass and intimate journalists and politicians in Mexico. |
24Aug2015 | After 70 Years of Men, Some Say It Is 'High Time' a Woman Led the U.N. The New York Times Whether the next secretary general will be a he or a she has become an increasingly potent subject of conversation, both inside and outside the corridors of the United Nations. |
24Aug2015 | Arms Trade Treaty Faces Transparency Hurdle at Pivotal Mexico Meeting Reuters Efforts to impose transparency on the global arms trade at a meeting in Mexico this week face resistance from some major European exporters that could undermine a historic accord, said arms control groups. |
23Aug2015 | Judge Denies Request for Arrest Warrants in 2009 Hermosillo ABC Daycare Fire Agencia EFE A Mexican federal judge has refused prosecutors’ request for arrest warrants against 22 workers at a daycare in the northwestern city of Hermosillo, where 49 children died and 70 were injured in a June 2009 fire, authorities said. |
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