12Aug2015 | Indigenous Languages in Mexico Are Weakening With Every New Generation Xinhua A harsh truth has emerged in Mexico. Young indigenous people who speak Spanish and cut ties with their roots stand a better chance at getting an education, landing a good job, accessing health services, and escaping poverty. |
12Aug2015 | Many Seek Help from Mexico's Saint of Lost Causes The Associated Press For the faithful, he is the saint of the hopeless, patron of lost causes, the deliverer of the impossible. Each month at a chapel near the heart of Mexico City, San Judas Tadeo's status as a performer of miracles draws believers from among the most desperate corners of society. |
12Aug2015 | Mexico's High Rate of Violence Against Women Prompts Gender Alerts CCTV America The State of Mexico and the central state of Morelos have declared gender alerts because of the high rate of violent acts against women. |
12Aug2015 | Changing Temps Push Native Birds Out of Mexico University of Kansas Shifting temperatures in Mexico are the primary cause of the loss of birds unique to the country, a new study shows. |
12Aug2015 | Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte Denies Involvement in Journalist's Death Deutsche Welle Under pressure for a series of journalists' deaths, Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte has denied involvement in the murder of Ruben Espinosa. The journalist was found dead with four others in a Mexico City apartment. |
12Aug2015 | Virtual Reality Takes You Inside the News from Syria to US-Mexico Border Fusion Some of the biggest news events of the past few years can now be experienced from thousands of miles away, without ever having been there. |
12Aug2015 | Supreme Court Rules Same-Sex Couple Adoption Ban Unconstitutional, Stikes it Down IBTimes Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a 2013 law in the southeastern state of Campeche that forbids same-sex couples from adopting children is unconstitutional and struck it down. |
11Aug2015 | Miguel Angel Jimenez Tried to Solve a Mystery in Mexico. And Was Slain. PRI's The World Jimenez Blanco led a community police program in southern Mexico, but it was his work with 43 missing students that put him into the spotlight. It also put him at risk. He received death threats. On Saturday night, someone made good on those threats. |
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