22Mar2015 | Expats in Love: Survey Reveals Top Countries for Romance and Happiness WSJ.com On average, about one third of all expats are in a relationship with a local resident, but the survey highlights five countries with exceptionally high percentages: the Philippines, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Greece. |
22Mar2015 | Families Take Missing Mexican Students' Case to Amnesty International Agencia EFE The unresolved disappearance of the 43 college students in Guerrero, Mexico, and the human rights violations in the country was a talking point during Amnesty International's annual human rights meeting. |
21Mar2015 | 86,402 Seconds in Mexico Changed an Impoverished Community for a Lifetime WorldClothesLine International philanthropist Mallory Brown and NFL player Mike Martin traveled to Mexico and changed one community's future with a 24 hour Crowdrise fundraiser. |
21Mar2015 | New Flights from Mexico Expected to Boost Tourism in Canada, Says Commission The Canadian Press Canada saw a surge in visitors from Mexico in the second half of 2014, and the outlook for this year is "even more promising," says the Canadian Tourism Commission. |
21Mar2015 | Nobel Peace Laureate Calls for Global Human Compassion to Combat Child Slavery Inter Press Service Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi has called for globalized human compassion to combat the global and persistent problems of child labor and child slavery. |
21Mar2015 | Homegrown, Gourmet Pot on the Rise in Mexico Associated Press Once upon a time, Mexican marijuana was the gold standard for U.S. pot smokers. But in the new world of legal markets and gourmet weed, aficionados here are looking to the United States and Europe for the good stuff. |
21Mar2015 | Mexico Steps Up Migration Enforcement Along Southern Border, But Is It Working? USA Today The Mexican government says a crackdown is driving down migration through Mexico, but critics, many of them migrant shelter operators, charge the actions merely make migration less visible, not necessarily safer. |
21Mar2015 | UNAM Students Create Solar Power for Remote Areas Mexico News Daily Manuel Wiechers, an engineering student at Mexico's National Autonomous University, and seven other budding electrical engineers decided they could transform the lifestyles of marginalized communities with renewable energy. |
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