27Jun2015 | Part 3 of VICE Series: 'The Murdered Women of the State of Mexico' VICE News In the final episode, VICE News follows the Buendia family to the Supreme Court, where they hope to gain new answers from Mexican authorities after years of denial about their daughter's fate. |
26Jun2015 | Mexican Recovery Stays Weak as Exports Fall, Unemployment Rises Bloomberg Mexico’s economic recovery failed to maintain momentum last month as manufacturing exports tumbled and unemployment rose. |
26Jun2015 | Evicting People from the Tijuana River Channel Had Negative Consequences: Archbishop The Fulano Forum Evicting the homeless from the Tijuana River Channel was a good step to address the problem of repatriated Mexicans and drug addicts in the area, but it created negative consequences because they were dispersed all over the city. |
26Jun2015 | Chris Urmson: How a Driverless Car Sees the Road TED Talks Chris Urmson heads up Google's driverless car program, one of several efforts to remove humans from the driver's seat. |
26Jun2015 | Demonstrations Held as Mexico Marks 9th Month Anniversary of Ayotzinapa Events teleSUR English Today Mexico marks the ninth month anniversary of the forcible disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students. Demonstrations will be held in several cities to demand justice and clarification of what exactly occurred on September 26, 2014. |
26Jun2015 | Rising Threat of Synthetic-Drug Smuggling Across Mexico's Borders Prensa Latina Criminal groups created new synthetic drugs that simulate the effects of marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine, and are threatening to smuggle them into Mexico, experts say. |
26Jun2015 | NGO Reports Mexico Kidnapping Down Almost 37% in First Five Months of 2015 The Mazatlan Messenger Isabel Miranda de Wallace, president of the NGO Stop Kidnapping, told reporters that during the first five months of this year the number of reported cases of kidnapping was down 36.99 percent from that seen during the first five months of 2014. |
26Jun2015 | Impunity for Human Rights Abuses Remains a Problem in Mexico: US Department of State El Universal According to the 2014 Human Rights report published by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor of the U.S. Department of State, prosecution for all forms of crime is extremely low in Mexico. |
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