25May2015 | Uber Offers Free Rides in Mexico City as Local Taxi Drivers Protest Reuters Uber said customers in Mexico City could use its service for free as local taxi drivers staged citywide protests against possible regulation of ride-hailing services such as the company's and Cabify. |
25May2015 | Tornado Tears Through Mexican Border Town; at Least 10 Dead in Ciudad Acuna Daily News A tornado raged through a Mexico border city shortly after daybreak Monday, destroying homes, upending cars and killing at least 10 people. |
25May2015 | What Does Consensual Frotteurism Mean in Mexico? Global Voices Frotteurism is known as a paraphilia that consists of erotic arousal by rubbing one's pelvic area or any other part of the body on someone else's body without their consent. In Mexican-spoken Spanish, this rubbing is known as arrimon, from the verb arrimar. |
25May2015 | Hundreds in Mexico Join Global Protests as Debate Over GM Crops and Pesticides Heats Up Euronews Hundreds of protesters made their way through Mexico City this weekend protesting the transnational company Monsanto and the production of genetically-modified corn. |
25May2015 | Families and Relatives of the Disappeared: Chilapa Is Another Ayotzinapa teleSUR English The families told local media, the 300 armed men that raided the city and besieged it during six days were backed by army personnel, police and the criminals are linked to the president of the State Congress and the governor himself. |
25May2015 | Survey Says Corruption Main Concern of Mexico CEOs The Mazatlan Messenger PricewaterhouseCoopers has released the results of its sixth annual survey of Mexico’s Chief Executive Officers. The survey revealed that 83 percent of the country’s CEOs consider corruption to be the number one threat to their businesses. |
25May2015 | Driverless Trucks Heading to Mexico-Canada Corridor The Canadian Press Trucks hauling cargo from Canada through the United States to Mexico and back navigate border crossings without the need for passports, visas or even a driver to steer them. It's an idea that's not too far-fetched. |
24May2015 | Teachers' Day in Mexico City Brought an Army of Police Into the Streets Counterpunch Last Friday afternoon in Mexico City, I was waiting for a friend, a dedicated human and civil rights activist for many years in Mexico. He was going to tell me about his work on an initiative recently launched to call for a citizen’s convention to draft a new constitution for Mexico. |
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