04Aug2015 | Journalist Anabel Hernandez Disputes Government's Account of 'El Chapo' Escape NBC News Acclaimed Mexican journalist Anabel Hernandez says she has obtained internal documents that dispute the Mexican government's official account surrounding the notorious escape of drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman. |
04Aug2015 | Colima Volcano Fires Ash Two Miles Into the Sky The Independent Mexico's famous "Volcano of Fire" has been active once again, this time spewing ash two miles into the sky in the latest video from the west coast of the country. |
04Aug2015 | Mexican Child Author Promotes Gender Equality Agencia EFE Mexican writer Fernanda Gonzalez is just 11, but she lectures at schools and universities, has addressed lawmakers and has been nominated for an international award, thanks to a book she wrote with a message of equality between men and women. |
03Aug2015 | Why Don't Threatened Mexican Journalists Seek Government Protection? The Christian Science Monitor Under threat, Mexican photojournalist Ruben Espinosa fled the state of Veracruz, where he worked. His murder last week underscores not only the dangers journalists face in Mexico, but how little faith reporters here have in promises of government protection. |
03Aug2015 | New BBVA Bancomer Stadium in Monterrey Opens for Its First Match BizJournals.com The 51,000-seat Estadio BBVA Bancomer is home to more premium seating - 324 suites and 4,500 club seats - than any other stadium in Latin America, built to showcase the Cerro de la Silla mountain south of Monterrey. |
03Aug2015 | Authorities Pull German-Made Heckler & Koch Weapons from Four Mexican States Reuters Mexican authorities have withdrawn German assault rifles made by Heckler & Koch from parts of the country following allegations the weapons were used by local police to commit human rights abuses. |
03Aug2015 | Human Trafficking Is a Privilege That the US and Mexico Can No Longer Afford The Huffington Post The reality of hundreds of thousands of men and women - victims of human trafficking - has become the ugly story that no one likes to hear, not when this activity promises to rise alarmingly in the following years as drug cartels continue to gain power and impunity in Mexico. |
03Aug2015 | Inequality Blocks Further Reduction in Child Mortality in Latin America Inter Press Service The progress that Latin America has made in reducing child mortality is cited by international institutions as an example to be followed. But the overall picture conceals huge differences between and within countries in the region. |
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