18Apr2015 | School of Rock Strums Its Way to Saltillo, Mexico Business Wire School of Rock, the leader in performance-based music education, has announced the opening of its newest international location in Mexico. |
18Apr2015 | Mexico Government vs. Central American Migrants' 'Way of the Cross' Caravan Reforma Father Alejandro Solalinde, together with Central American migrants and human rights activists, has undertaken a march towards the Basilica de Guadalupe in the nation’s capital city. Mexican society must not be indifferent to the scope and significance of this demonstration. |
18Apr2015 | Gunfights and Roadblocks Rock Mexican City of Reynosa on U.S. Border Reuters Gunfights broke out and vehicles were set ablaze on Friday in one of Mexico’s biggest cities along the U.S. border, after security forces arrested a leader of one of the main drug gangs in the area. |
17Apr2015 | Evicted Blind Vendors Scuffle with Mexico City Police Wochit News Blind vendors angry about having their stalls removed from a downtown Mexico City subway station this week have clashed with police outside city hall. |
17Apr2015 | The 'Invisible' Victims of Edomex, Mexico's Most Dangerous Place to be Female The Guardian A staggering 1,258 girls and women were reported disappeared in Edomex in 2011 and 2012 – of whom 53% were aged between 10 and 17, according to figures obtained by the National Citizens Observatory on Femicides. |
17Apr2015 | Colima's 'Volcano of Fire' Spews Colossal Column of Ash Over Neighboring Ciudad Guzman ABC News Mexico's Colima volcano has spewed a giant 3.5-kilometre-high column of ash that rained down on Ciudad Guzman, a town near the western state of Colima, where the volcano is located. |
17Apr2015 | Mexico Legislators Propose to Reclassify Enforced Disappearances, Create Special Prosecutor The News The major political parties have presented proposals to punish enforced disappearances in Mexico. These measures include the creation of a specialized prosecutor, jail terms of 20 to 40 years and the loss of the right to run for any public office. |
17Apr2015 | North Pacific Gray Whale Swims 14,000 Miles and Into the Record Books GeoBeats News Animals have been known to make some epic journeys, but the migration of a whale named Varvara has made history. |
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