17Jun2015 | Interior Minister Chong Calls Trump's Comments 'Prejudiced and Absurd' Reuters Mexico's interior minister has lashed out at Republican U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump, labeling comments he made about the country in his announcement speech Tuesday as "prejudiced and absurd." |
17Jun2015 | Thousands of Mexican Asylum Seekers Trying to Beat the Odds in the US Al Jazeera Almost nine thousand Mexicans applied to the United States for asylum last year, saying they feared for their lives. But only 124 were actually granted the right to live in the US. |
17Jun2015 | Storm Update: Carlos Weakening, Still Threatens Pacific Coast with Flooding Downpours AccuWeather.com Despite weakening, Carlos still threatens the Mexican states of Colima, Jalisco and Nayarit with flooding downpours and locally strong wind gusts into Thursday. |
16Jun2015 | DF Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera Joins Early Hopefuls in Run for 2018 Presidency Agence France-Presse Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera has joined an early group of presidential hopefuls and left the door open for an historic run as an independent in the 2018 race. |
16Jun2015 | Donald Trump Vows to Build Border Wall, Says He'll Get Mexico to Pick Up Tab The Washington Times Donald Trump says that if elected president he will erect a wall along the country’s southern border and said that taxpayers won’t have to pay a dime for it. |
16Jun2015 | Modernized System for Prescribing Strong Medicines Seen as Breakthrough in Mexico Human Rights Watch Mexico's introduction of a new system for prescribing and dispensing strong prescription pain medicines will significantly improve health care for people with advanced illnesses, says Human Rights Watch. |
16Jun2015 | Mexico Eases Transcript Requirement for Returning Kids Who Attended School in US The Associated Press Mexico on Monday enacted a measure meant to help hundreds of thousands of young migrants who have returned from the United States, dropping a requirement that they provide government-certified, translated copies of foreign school records in order to study in Mexico. |
16Jun2015 | Transgender Issues Today Are Rooted in a Decades-Long Struggle for Inclusion Retro Report The transgender community’s fight for rights took shape in the 1960s, and included a little-known uprising in San Francisco, then continued in New York City. |
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