09Apr2015 | Unequal Pay Is Major Problem for Mexico Women teleSUR English Although women have increasingly entered the workforce and currently number 20 million, they have been adversely affected by unemployment. |
09Apr2015 | Is the New Generation Becoming the Most Powerful Cartel in Mexico? The Washington Post There's a new name to worry about in Mexico's ever-churning drug war. They call themselves the New Generation of Jalisco, and they just pulled off one of the most audacious attacks against Mexican authorities in years. |
09Apr2015 | Mexican Law Lets Transgenders Change Their Names Reuters Thanks to a law passed last November, transgender residents in Mexico can now legally change their names and genders without a court order. |
09Apr2015 | Along Mexico's Southern Border, Trade and Travel Largely Uncontrolled FierceMarkets Conditions at Mexico's southern border show little to suggest that Mexico and Guatemala have enough capacity for or interest in building the kind of strict controls seen at Mexico's northern border, a new report indicates. |
09Apr2015 | This Guy Has Gamed the Airline Industry so He Never Has to Pay for a Flight AOL Scott Keyes has become an expert on gaming credit card airmiles offers and frequent flyer schemes. And he's now set up a 20,000-mile trip taking in 13 countries, with all his flights and hotels already covered. |
09Apr2015 | Government Agrees Violence Against Women One of Mexico's Biggest Challenges Mexico News Daily Following reports highlighting widespread insecurity and violence against low-income and indigenous women, the federal government’s response was sobering: violence against women, it said, is one of the biggest challenges faced by the current administration. |
09Apr2015 | Plastics Industry Helps Clean Up Mexico's Beaches Recycling International Mexico's plastics industry is joining the effort to reduce the volume of plastic waste washed into the sea from the country's beaches. |
09Apr2015 | AT&T Let Scammers Steal Personal Data from at Least 280,000 Customers Gizmodo Nearly 280,000 AT&T customers had their personal data stolen by scammers, including the last four digits of social security numbers and other identifying information. The huge breach happened when at least three AT&T employees at a Mexico-based call center sold customer data to scammers. |
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