15Apr2015 | Mexican Court Backs Reporter Fired After President Pena Nieto Property Scoop Reuters A court ruling may force a broadcaster to negotiate the reinstatement of a high-profile journalist fired last month after helping uncover a scandal involving President Enrique Pena Nieto's family. |
15Apr2015 | Are Airlines Getting Worse? Researchers Say Yes The Associated Press An annual report released this week states that more flights are late, more bags lost and customers are lodging more complaints. |
15Apr2015 | Mexico Has 95 Percent Vaccination Coverage Riviera Maya News For more than two decades, the Health Secretariat has promoted National Public Health Week and universal vaccination programs to help eradicate illnesses in Mexico. |
15Apr2015 | Lionfish Invasion: If You Can't Beat Them, Eat Them USA Today Frying, searing or grilling is the best way to combat one invasive species that has gone from saltwater aquariums to establish colonies in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico from Venezuela to the Carolinas. |
15Apr2015 | Cellphones Replacing Coyotes as Mexico Border Crossings Go High-Tech Arizona Daily Star Rather than paying a guide to lead them across the Southern Arizona desert, migrants are hiring smugglers who watch from nearby hilltops and tell them via cellphone when to run, when to stop, when to hide and when to crawl. |
15Apr2015 | Central American Migrants Hope to Re-Start Protest Convoy in Mexico The Associated Press Migrant rights activists say about 200 Central American migrants hope to re-start a journey to hold a "Viacrucis" protest in Mexico City, after highway immigration checkpoints stymied their trip last week. |
15Apr2015 | Ayotzinapa to Ottawa Caravan Calls on Canada to Unmask Human Rights Violations in Mexico rabble.ca They are asking the Canadian government to acknowledge the human rights crisis in Mexico, demand the Mexican government meet international human rights norms, review Canada's program of cooperation with Mexico, and eliminate barriers for Mexican human rights defenders seeking protection in Canada. |
15Apr2015 | Senate Considers Free Trade Zone to Strengthen Mexico's Economic Ties with Cuba Sputnik Mexico's Senate has put forward a proposition to strengthen economic ties with Cuba with a view to create a free trade zone amid Cuba's improving relations with the United States. |
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