02Apr2015 | Residents of Guadalajara Treated to Giant Water Slide for Semana Santa The Telegraph Not content with egg decorating, eating chocolate or sending cards, the state government of Jalisco, Mexico, have placed a giant water slide in the center of Guadalajara... and it's awesome! |
01Apr2015 | Family Members Say Many of Juarez 'Femicides' Cases Still Unsolved KVUE The Attorney General of the State of Chihuahua says 90 percent of the cases of women murdered because of their 'gender' are solved, but relatives of the missing doubt that it's true. |
01Apr2015 | 'Destino' Tells What It's Like to Ride the 'Train of Death' in Mexico Amazon.com In 'Destino,' Michelle Frankfurter seeks to capture the experience of people who struggle to control their own destiny when confronted by extreme circumstances. |
01Apr2015 | Mexico Commission on Human Rights Reports Conditions in Women's Prisons 'Deplorable' Television del Sur Mexico’s National Commission on Human Rights has published a damning report, outlining horrid conditions and corruption in a majority of the 102 women’s detention facilities. |
01Apr2015 | Purchases of US Weapons Are at a Record High in Mexico's So-Called War on Drugs CCTV America Mexico is stepping up its war against drug traffickers and that is leading to record purchases of US made weapons. |
01Apr2015 | Mexico Quietly Placed Archives Related to Its 'Dirty War' Under Lock and Key VICE News Mexico's government has silently implemented a law blocking public access to archival documents related to the country's Dirty War, which left thousands of political dissidents, students, and activists dead or disappeared in the 1960s, 70s, and early 80s. |
01Apr2015 | UN Debates on Drugs: 'There Must Be No New Thinking and No New Ideas' The Huffington Post The statement above is not necessarily one that you might expect from an intergovernmental forum on a hot topic of international policy - except perhaps when that policy is about drugs. |
01Apr2015 | Mexico Wants China Involved in New Airport Project CRIENGLISH.com It's being reported that Mexico is trying to get Chinese state-run companies involved in a new $11 billion airport project. The report said this move is intended to make up for the cancellation of a railway contract, a move that harmed relations with Beijing last year. |
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