16Apr2015 | Election Watchdog Orders Ads Criticizing Mexico's President to Be Pulled WSJ.com Mexico’s elections watchdog has ordered that an opposition political party’s TV and radio ads accusing President Enrique Pena Nieto of misspending taxpayers’ money be pulled from the airwaves for slandering the president, raising concerns about the ability of political parties to criticize the government. |
16Apr2015 | A Mexican University Wants to Promote Reading Through Grinding and Twerking Fusion Mexico’s National Autonomous University has launched a campaign encouraging Mexican youth to read by equating perreo, or grinding, with a good book. |
16Apr2015 | Map Shows Mexico Has a Shockingly High Number of Threatened and Endangered Species Business Insider A map of the countries with the most threatened mammal species shows that Mexico, with 101 threatened mammals, is one of the countries with the most. |
16Apr2015 | Urban Death Project to Turn Corpses Into Compost TomoNews People may soon be able to choose composting as an environmentally friendly alternative for disposing of their bodies after death if a Seattle-based nonprofit can turn their concept into reality. |
16Apr2015 | Experts: With Border Reporting Comes Danger and Stories That Need to Be Told Downtown Devil Although reporting on issues in Mexico can be dangerous, it is still very necessary, according to speakers at the ninth annual Paul J. Schatt Memorial Lecture. |
16Apr2015 | Oil Thieves Puncture Pipeline in Tabasco, Thousands Left Without Drinking Water The Canadian Press Mexican oil thieves punctured a pipeline, dumping oil into rivers that supply water to the city of Villahermosa, leaving over 200,000 people without water. |
16Apr2015 | Mexico Will Frack for Gas Says Economic Secretary EnergyLiveNews Mexico's Economic Secretary Ildefonso Guajardo tells ELN his country will use fracking to get cheap gas and its public are more than happy for them to do so. |
15Apr2015 | The Changing Drug War in Mexico: Can Activism Succeed Where the Army Can't? CBC News There have been times in recent years when Mexico felt that its only hope to stem the rising blood-tide of its drug war was to send in the military to the most affected states, to clamp down on the near anarchy. |
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