11Sep2017 | Oaxacan Residents Plead for Water & Food After Mexican Earthquake Kills Over 90 People Democracy Now! Over the weekend, journalist Andalusia Knoll spoke to survivors from the earthquake in Juchitan, Oaxaca, which was the city hardest hit by the earthquake. |
11Sep2017 | Cruise Lines Cancel Sailings, Send Ships to Help Caribbean Islands Hit Hard by Hurricane Irma The Los Angeles Times Cruise lines have canceled scheduled sailings and instead were sending their ships to bring supplies and evacuate stranded travelers from Caribbean islands raked by Hurricane Irma. |
11Sep2017 | Deported Mexicans Find Work in Mexico Call Centers MENAFN Many bilingual repatriates quickly find their first jobs back in Mexico in the telephone services sector with no need for prior experience or school diplomas. Salaries are at least four or five times lower than what they would earn at a similar job in the US. |
11Sep2017 | Can Transparent Backpacks Make Schools Safer? Some Parents Are Saying Yes Vocativ In an effort to reduce weapons and violence in schools, parents in Mexico are pushing for a mandatory rule to make students use see-through backpacks. |
11Sep2017 | Indigenous Women in Mexico Have Limited Access to Health Services The Fulano Forum Affiliation with health services does not assure an effective access for indigenous women. For this reason, that sector of the population has twice to risk of dying from preventable illnesses than the rest of the women in Mexico. |
11Sep2017 | NGOs Urge Mexico’s Ministry of Interior Issue a Gender Alert in Mexico City El Universal Non-governmental organizations have demanded the Ministry of the Interior issue a Gender Alert in Mexico City. Boroughs with the highest number of registered femicides are Iztapalapa, Gustavo A. Madero, Cuauhtemoc, Tlalpan, and Coyoacan. |
10Sep2017 | Quake Death Toll Rises to 90 as State of Oaxaca Reports More Fatalities The National The death toll from the massive earthquake that struck Mexico on Thursday night rose to at least 90 after emergency services in Oaxaca confirmed 71 confirmed fatalities in the state alone. |
10Sep2017 | Governor Spied on President Pena Nieto with Hacking Team Spyware, Lawsuit Alleges Motherboard A former intelligence officer brings to light yet more evidence of surveillance abuses in Mexico. |
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