12Jun2015 | Hurricane Carlos Weakens Off Mexico Sunday, But Expected to Reintensify Reuters Carlos was downgraded to a tropical storm on Sunday morning, but wasn't expected to stay that way for long. Hurricane warnings were still in effect for Mexico's southwest coast. |
11Jun2015 | Why Is the Mayor of Mexico City Building a Giant Baseball Field in the Zocalo? Fusion Mexicans aren’t crazy about baseball, but the mayor of Mexico City is swinging for the fences by converting the capital’s central square into the world’s biggest temporary baseball stadium to host an international home run derby. |
11Jun2015 | Andres Oppenheimer: Finally, Mexico Gets Its Chance with Its Own Jesse Ventura The Miami Herald While Jaime “El Bronco†Rodriguez won an impressive victory against all odds, and might turn out to be a great governor, Mexico’s established political parties are likely to do whatever they can to undermine his governorship. And they might succeed. |
11Jun2015 | Migrants Gone Missing on US-Mexico Border: Healing and Closure, Thanks to Science TakePart The Colibri Center works with the medical examiner's office to help Central American families identify loved ones who have died crossing the border. |
11Jun2015 | Review - Companeras: Zapatista Women's Stories Upside Down World Hilary Klein's new book 'Companeras' is the product of the author's years of work on the ground in Mexico involving the participation of dozens of Zapatista women and is a much needed study focusing on the rebellion from a women's perspective. It tells a marvelous story. |
11Jun2015 | Pemex Finds Large Oil Fields in Shallow Waters of Gulf of Mexico Reuters The Mexican state oil company Pemex has announced one of its biggest discoveries in years, unveiling new shallow water oil fields in the southern Gulf of Mexico that it says could produce 200,000 barrels per day by mid-2018. |
11Jun2015 | Latin America Must Address Its Caregiving Crisis Inter Press Service Latin America is facing what has been called the caregiving crisis. As life expectancy has improved, the population is aging, which means there are more people in need of care. |
11Jun2015 | Where a Story Becomes Deadly: Gang Control Over Mexico's Media at All-Time High Al Jazeera According to Reporters without Borders, 81 journalists have been killed in Mexico between January 2000 and September 2014. More than half of those cases remain unresolved. |
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