08Jul2015 | Mexico Sees Billions More Dollars from Migrants Than from Oil Exports GlobalPost Mexicans working in the United States these days are sending lots of money back to Mexico. The dollars provide a lifeline for millions of poor families, often enabling them to buy basic food, medicine or school books. |
08Jul2015 | Why Foreign Retirees Are Flocking to Mexico PBS NewsHour A boom of foreign retirees, many of them Americans, have begun moving to Mexico to live out their years, paying much less for independent and assisted living than in other countries. |
08Jul2015 | Using High Doses of Agrochemicals, Coffee Farmers in Southern Mexico Imperil Their Health Global Press Journal A virulent fungal disease has spurred indigenous peasants in Chiapas, Mexico’s southernmost state, to increase the dosage of agrochemicals they apply to their coffee plants, putting their health at risk. |
08Jul2015 | Heavily Armed Men in State of Michoacan Announce New 'Self-Defense' Force teleSUR Five heavily armed men from Michoacan, in a message published in their Facebook account, the creation of a new “self-defense†force, which according to the founders, will combat drug cartels. |
07Jul2015 | Spain's Running of the Bulls Festival Begins, But Will the Tradition Persist? The Christian Science Monitor The San Fermin Festival in Spain began on Tuesday, a celebration made famous by the “Running of the bulls†event. However, the persistence of the tradition is uncertain, as support for bullfighting has dwindled in Spain. |
07Jul2015 | Miguel Herrera Under Pressure to Reclaim Gold Cup Title for Mexico Bleacher Report Miguel Herrera and his Mexico national team are under pressure. After a poor showing at the Copa America and costly injuries at inopportune times, El Tri face a tough task to reclaim the Gold Cup title this summer. If they don't, Herrera could find himself sitting squarely on the heat seat. |
07Jul2015 | New Era for the Canadian Sex Worker Industry VICE After the Canadian Supreme Court struck down laws around sex work as being harmful to people in the trade, the federal government passed Bill C-36, which criminalizes johns who patronize sex workers. |
07Jul2015 | Shooting by Undocumented Mexican in San Francisco Raises Questions About 'Sanctuary Cities' PRI's The World Undocumented immigrant Francisco Sanchez is accused of shooting and killing a woman in San Francisco last week. And Sanchez, who admitted to the shooting, has quite a criminal history. The incident has opened up a conversation about certain immigration laws. |
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