22May2015 | Native Americans Use Sweat Lodge Ceremonies to Recover from Heroin Abuse Fronteras Desk The recovery program combines western practices like the 12 steps with traditional indigenous healing ceremonies. Ken Lewis said the God talk wasn’t working. It was the sweat lodge that gave him the hope he so desperately needed. |
22May2015 | Strange Weather Phenomenon in Mexico City Causes the Sun to Develop a Stunning Halo The Independent Mexico was going crazy with talk of the "end of the world" and alien invaders on Thursday after a weather phenomenon saw the Sun appear as if it had developed a halo around it. |
21May2015 | Ranked No. 2 for Homophobic Crimes, Mexico Had Over 1,000 Homicides in Last 19 Years Mexico News Daily While there are outward indications that homosexuals are winning broader acceptance in Mexico, as in other Latin American countries, some statistics show a different picture. |
21May2015 | Empty Benches: Underfunding of US Immigration Courts Undermines Justice American Immigration Council Among many longstanding problems plaguing the U.S. immigration system is the shortage of immigration judges. The resulting backlog has led to average hearing delays of over a year and a half, with serious adverse consequences. |
21May2015 | Bank of Mexico Lowers Growth Estimates for 2015 Dow Jones The Bank of Mexico has lowered its forecast for economic growth in 2015, citing a drop in the country's oil production and more modest expectations for the U.S. economy. |
21May2015 | Mexican Officials Try to Reassure Public Amid Pre-Election Security Threats IBTimes The weeks leading up to Mexico’s June 7 regional elections have been a violent affair, with a slew of murders of candidates in some regions. The federal government assures the public it is providing security for candidates facing violence. |
21May2015 | President Pena Nieto Desperately Needs a Plan to Fight Mexican Narcoterrorism Newsweek With violence surging in Mexico and brazen attacks against the armed forces becoming more common, it is clear that civilian leaders must reevaluate their approach to fighting narcoterrorism and convince their people that they have a plan. |
21May2015 | Movie Shot in Mexico Takes on Trotsky's Assassination Herald Tribune The plot to assassinate Leon Trotsky, the Soviet revolutionary-turned-exiled dissident, in Mexico City in 1940, is at the heart of "El Elegido," an upcoming movie that's set to wrap shooting in this capital in the coming days. |
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