22Aug2015 | Currency Drop Might Actually be Good for Mexico CCTV America The Mexican economy has been racked by a devaluing currency, although the country's economy has seen better days, financial experts say it might not be as bad as it looks. |
22Aug2015 | Coahuila Becomes Third Mexican State to Adopt Bullfighting Ban The Associated Press A third Mexican state has banned bullfighting after a concerted campaign by animal rights groups. Sonora was the first Mexican state to ban bullfights in 2013. Guerrero followed in 2014. |
21Aug2015 | In Mexico, Illicit Poppy 'Gardens' Feed Growing US Demand for Heroin The Los Angeles Times Small "gardens" are feeding the growing appetite for heroin across the northern border. The bulk of the drug sold in the United States now comes from Mexico. |
21Aug2015 | Probe Exonerates Mexico President, Finance Minister in Homes Scandal Reuters A government investigation has found no evidence of wrongdoing by President Enrique Pena Nieto or Finance Minister Luis Videgaray in a scandal surrounding homes they purchased from government contractors. |
21Aug2015 | Tienda Diabetes Launches Mexico's First Online Drugstore, Farmacia Online Riviera Maya News Tienda Diabetes is a Mexican healthcare provider that has created an online pharmacy to provide cancer and diabetes patients with affordable, same-day delivery of treatments, medications and personalized care. |
21Aug2015 | Documentary Catches Painful 'Portraits of a Search' for Mexicos Drug War Missing Thomson Reuters Foundation "Portraits of a Search" is an intimate film about three Mexican women looking for their missing adult children, and paints a broader picture of the war on drugs. |
21Aug2015 | Iron Fist Policies: The Siren Call of Militarization in Latin America Insight Crime There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that the militarization of domestic security is bad for human rights and has little impact on crime and violence in the long term. So what keeps attracting Latin American governments to adopt these "iron fist" policies? |
21Aug2015 | Drones to Combat Turtle Egg Poachers in Mexico ABC News Authorities in Mexico will deploy drones on southwestern beaches in Oaxaca to protect against a reported surge in poaching of the eggs of the threatened Olive Ridley turtle. |
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