04May2015 | Nine Mexican Archaeological Sites Are Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site Agencia EFE Nine Mexican archaeological sites were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mexico's Foreign Ministry said in a statement. These sites now enjoy immunity under the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. |
04May2015 | Cinco de Mayo: A Minor Mexican Holiday, Americanized NewsyWorld Many people believe that Cinco de Mayo is celebrated to commemorate Mexico’s independence from Spain, but this is actually not the case. It’s actually a fairly minor holiday in Mexico, but it has exploded into a huge celebration of Mexican heritage for those living in the United States. |
04May2015 | HRW Calls on Mexico's New Attorney General for End to Human Rights Crisis Human Rights Watch Mexico needs to do more to ensure that human rights atrocities are effectively investigated and punished, Human Rights Watch said in a letter to Mexico’s new attorney general, Arely Gomez Gonzalez. |
04May2015 | President Pena Nieto Criticized for His World Press Freedom Day Statement teleSUR Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto congratulated journalist in Mexico on the International Day of Freedom of Expression, a statement that was widely criticized in social media and other networks as cynical and hypocritical. |
03May2015 | Meet the Journalist Behind The New Yorker's Powerful 'Guerrero: The Monster in the Mountains' Pulitzer Center Photojournalist and Pulitzer Center grantee, Matt Black, discusses his reporting from Guerrero, Mexico, for a powerful multimedia project for The New Yorker. |
03May2015 | More People Are Getting Air Conditioning - and That's Really Bad for the Climate VICE News Using Mexico as an example, a new study found that country's carbon dioxide emissions could go up by anywhere from 3 to 30 million tons by 2100, depending on how severe the warming trend gets. |
03May2015 | Three Dead, Hundreds Evacuated as High Waves Hit Coastline from Mexico to Chile Sputnik Big waves lashing the Pacific coast from Mexico to Chile left three people dead and one missing, forcing hundreds to evacuate from the coastline. The rough weather is expected to last four more days. |
03May2015 | Low Economic Growth Traps 83 Percent of Mexico's Population in Poverty La Jornada In Mexico 83 percent of the population lives in monetary poverty, a figure which, due to low economic growth and low incomes for Mexican citizens, has only risen in the last 12 years. |
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