24Mar2015 | Attacks on Mexico Journalists Surge During Pena Nieto's Presidency: Rights Group Agence France-Presse Attacks on journalists in Mexico have surged during President Enrique Pena Nieto's first two years in power, with assaults reported every 26.7 hours, a press freedom group said Tuesday. |
24Mar2015 | Rockers Mana on How to Fight Corruption, 'The Cancer of Latin America' HuffPost LatinoVoices Mana may be one of the biggest rock bands you’ve never heard of - or maybe the one responsible for the soundtrack of your youth. The Huffington Post asked group members about their thoughts on recent events in Mexico. |
24Mar2015 | International Travelers to Mexico Are Getting Their Money Back with MONEYBACK travAlliancemedia For many, shopping is an intrinsic – not to mention essential – element of the travel experience. In Mexico, the shopping experience also offers significant savings opportunities, thanks to MONEYBACK. |
24Mar2015 | New Attorney General Arely Gomez Says Students' Disappearance Not a Crime Against Humanity teleSUR English In response to a request for information on the case of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students, the country's new AG said it was not a crime against humanity, but rather an "isolated incident" as it did not involve a generalized and systematic attack against the population. |
24Mar2015 | Coming Soon: Buildings Made from Recycled Plastic and Mexico's Tequila Waste Eat Drink Better The company Plastinova is working with two local tequila-makers in Jalisco, Mexico to turn leftovers from making tequila into a composite building material. |
24Mar2015 | Ocean Mining Dispute Brews Off Baja California Coast Frontera NorteSur On the Baja peninsula, a proposal to mine underwater phosphate sands has generated environmental controversy; inspired a legal complaint against mining opponents some compare to activist-chilling SLAPP suits in the United States; and provided yet another test of press freedom in Mexico. |
24Mar2015 | Former President of Mexico Calls for End of War on Drugs, Says US Aids Trafficking WeAreChange Luke Rudkowski talks to former Mexican President Vicente Fox on his remarks to end the war on drugs and how U.S intelligence agencies are helping ship in the drugs. |
24Mar2015 | Mexico Supreme Court Knocks Down Discrimination in Same-Sex Marriages The Mazatlan Messenger México’s Supreme Court overruled a 2013 amendment to Colima’s civil code that attempted to apply its marriage laws differently to same-sex couples. |
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