20Jul2015 | Mexico Admits 'Indications' Soldiers Disappeared and Executed 7 People in Zacatecas La Jornada The Secretariat of National Defense reported that there are "indications" of military involvement in the disappearance of seven people on July 7 in the municipality of Calera, where they were allegedly arrested by soldiers. |
20Jul2015 | Artist Shirks Fame to Invent Tools That Allow Kids with Disabilities to Paint HuffPost Dwayne Szot has committed his career to inventing tools that enable kids with disabilities to paint, draw, blow bubbles - pretty much do anything any typical child gets to do. |
20Jul2015 | Immigration Officials Look to Increase Pedestrian Border Inspections at Tijuana Crossing San Diego Union Tribune Mexican immigration officials are preparing to ramp up inspections of U.S. citizens and other foreigners entering the country on foot, requiring those crossing to show travel documents such as a U.S. passport or passport card. |
20Jul2015 | Chapo Guzman's Tunnel Leads Straight to Mexico Narco-Conspiracy Hell InSight Crime Skepticism has emerged about the official story regarding the escape of El Chapo Guzman - a reflection of a country in shock, a government that has lost all credibility, and a population ready to believe anything but what is right in front of them. |
20Jul2015 | Currency in Mexico Hits New Low, Breaks 16 Peso Per Dollar Mark Reuters Mexico's peso broke the 16 peso per dollar barrier for the first time in early trading on Monday, Reuters data showed. |
20Jul2015 | Teenage Cancer Survivor Used Her 'Make-A-Wish' to Tell Story of Sexual Abuse TakePart 18-year-old Lena Strickling assures the world that if she can survive cancer and sexual assault, so can anyone else. |
20Jul2015 | Mexico's CFE Warns of Fake Power Company Emails The Fulano Forum The Federal Electricity Commission has alerted its customers about fake emails that offer to make power bill payments with a discount. |
20Jul2015 | Last-Minute Goal Sends Mexico Past Costa Rica and Into Gold Cup Semifinals The Associated Press Andres Guardado scored on a penalty kick in the final minute of stoppage time in extra time to give Mexico a 1-0 victory over Costa Rica in the second game of a CONCACAF Gold Cup quarterfinals doubleheader Sunday night. |
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