28May2015 | President Pena Nieto Calls Mexico's New Anti-Corruption System 'Historic Step' Sputnik Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has signed a constitutional reform creating a new anti-corruption system that he called a "historic step" for a country where corruption scandals continue to emerge. |
28May2015 | Uber Downloads Go Through the Roof as Mexican Taxis Protest Against Ride-Sharing PanAm Post Monday’s protest from Mexican Taxi drivers, against ride-sharing mobile apps such as Uber, has proved a boon for the San Francisco-based company. After offering a protest-edition special with two free 10-dollar rides, downloads of the app rose by 800 percent. |
28May2015 | #CaravanaDeMutilados: Caravan of the Mutilated Pushes Immigration Reform in US Star-Telegram A caravan of amputees has an ambitious goal: They want to talk to President Barack Obama and U.S. lawmakers about immigration and ways to help Central American countries grappling with poverty, gangs and crime. |
28May2015 | 85 Percent of Mexicans Are Not Able to Retire The News Lack of savings and elevated cost of living means that 85 percent of Mexicans never realize their dream of retirement or leave behind an inheritance, a new HSBC study said. |
28May2015 | Judge Drops Michoacan Grenade Charges After False Evidence, Torture Claims Agence France-Presse A judge in Mexico has dropped charges against four men after some of them were tortured into confessing to tossing grenades into a crowd, killing eight people. |
28May2015 | Musicians on U.S.-Mexico Fenceline Prove Music Knows No Boundaries Fusion Every year a unique event happens on both side of the U.S. - Mexico border in which musicians dance and perform songs about immigration while standing on both sides of the fence. They call it "El Fandango Fronterizo." |
27May2015 | 'More Lucrative Than Cocaine': Retailers Cashing in on Mexico's Endangered Totoaba South China Morning Post More than a dozen seafood vendors in Hong Kong are openly selling the dried swim bladders of a critically endangered and protected species of fish, which are being smuggled into the city effortlessly from North America via legal channels, a Greenpeace investigation has found. |
27May2015 | Mexican Political Dynasties Strong as Ever in Upcoming Mid-Term Elections Mexico News Daily Political dynasties are going all out in this year’s mid-term elections, seeking to remain in power as a new generation comes of age. Family ties have never been stronger, meaning voters will find well-known names on the ballots on June 7. |
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