11Jun2015 | Deep Blue: Monster Great White Shark High Fives Diver at Guadalupe Island, Mexico IBTimes A monster great white shark measuring more than six meters has been filmed high fiving a diver off the coast of Mexico. The shark, dubbed Deep Blue, is believed to be one of the biggest ever filmed. |
11Jun2015 | Electoral Authorities to Recount More Than Half of Midterm Election Votes Anadolu Agency Electoral authorities in Mexico announced Wednesday that they are recounting more than half of the ballot boxes from midterm elections held last Sunday. |
11Jun2015 | Indigenous Communities in Mexico Demand to be Consulted on Wind Farms Inter Press Service “It hurts us that our land is affected, and the environmental impacts are not even measured,†said Zapotec Indian Isabel Jimenez, who is taking part in the struggle against the installation of a wind park in southern Mexico. |
11Jun2015 | Thousands of Teachers Turn Out to Protest Education Reforms in Mexico CCTV News In Mexico City, thousands of teachers took to the streets on Wednesday, to protest against education reforms in the country. |
10Jun2015 | With Only a Little Cash, Independent Winner Pedro Kumamoto Shakes Up Jalisco Politics The China Post With just a few thousand dollars and an Internet-powered grassroots campaign, a 25-year-old Mexican of Japanese ancestry tapped into discontent with corruption-plagued political parties to make history in midterm elections. |
10Jun2015 | NSA Secretly Expands Internet Spying at US Border The New York Times Without public notice or debate, the Obama administration has expanded the National Security Agency‘s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international Internet traffic to search for evidence of malicious computer hacking. |
10Jun2015 | Mexico's Next Generation Cartels Not Getting the Government Message InSight Crime The ongoing aggression of Mexico's Jalisco Cartel - New Generation suggests the government's message to cartels to keep violence down or be dismantled is yet to sink in for the many of the next generation of up and coming criminal organizations. |
10Jun2015 | US-Funded 'Tactical Village' in Puebla State Trains Embattled Mexico Police Agence France-Presse Mexican police train in a state-of-the-art academy partly funded by the United States, in a seemingly endless battle against drug cartels, but more than this may be needed to restore the force's reputation amid alleged brutality. |
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