01Jul2015 | Mayor Weds Alligator to Bring Oaxacan Village Good Luck for Fishing Harvest MailOnline/World News A local mayor in Mexico married an alligator 'bride' this week, as part of a traditional ceremony to bring good fortune to the fishing community of San Pedro Huamelula. |
01Jul2015 | Introducing TribalVoice: An Exciting New Survival International Project Survival International Our work is preventing the annihilation of tribal peoples. And it relies on giving them a platform to speak to the world. Now, we're taking the latest communications technology to some of the world's most remote tribes so they can talk to us, directly, and in real time. |
01Jul2015 | Marriage Equality Comes to Mexico, But There's a Caveat That Effects Many The Humanist Report Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that marriages cannot be denied to same-sex couples, however, since the ruling does not invalidate existing state laws, it is a bit more complex. |
01Jul2015 | Rise of GMO Products Concern Activists in Mexico The News According to experts, the cultivation of genetically modified products and the importation of these to Mexico causes concern over the type of food products consumed in the nation. |
01Jul2015 | Mexican Banks Say US Regulatory Clampdown Has Damaged Legitimate Activity FT.com Mexican banks have hit a hurdle: a US crackdown on money laundering has made them too toxic for many global banks, which have eliminated or reined in services in Mexico. |
01Jul2015 | The Very Different Reigns of Spain's Queen Letizia and Mexico's Angelica Rivera Daily Mail Both come from relatively humble backgrounds and went on to marry powerful men, and both combine stunning looks with a seriously sophisticated sense of style. But that is where the similarities end. |
01Jul2015 | A Year After Mexican Soldiers Killed Suspected Criminals, Calls for Justice Mount The Associated Press A year later, many people say justice still has not been done in the case of soldiers killing as many as 15 suspected gang members after a confrontation at a grain warehouse in southern Mexico. |
01Jul2015 | Five Million Mexicans Over 15 Years Old Are Illiterate Prensa Latina Five million Mexicans over 15 years old cannot read or write, figures released by the National Institute for Adult Education show. |
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