19Mar2015 | Clashes Erupt at Farmworkers' Protest in Baja California, Over 200 Arrested The Fulano Forum For the second day in a row, protesters intermittently blocked sections of the Transpeninsular Highway south of Ensenada, demanding higher pay and improved working conditions on the farms that grow strawberries, tomatoes and other produce for the U.S. market. |
19Mar2015 | Americans Are More Worried About Terrorism, Race, Immigration Than They Were Last Year Vox Is America more xenophobic than it was a year ago? That's the implication of a new Gallup poll tracking which issues Americans are more concerned about now than they were in 2014. |
19Mar2015 | Producer of Bond Film Denies Mexico Changed Script The Associated Press The producer of the new James Bond thriller "Spectre" denies that the script was changed to get incentives in Mexico. |
18Mar2015 | It's Official: Anti-Vaxxers Caused Disneyland's Recent Measles Outbreak ThinkProgress At the beginning of year, as measles rapidly spread among people who had recently visited Disneyland, health officials suspected the outbreak may have been linked to pockets of people who refuse vaccinations. Now, a new study provides some evidence to back up that theory. |
18Mar2015 | Tianguis Turistico 2016 to be Held in Guadalajara Vallarta Daily The Secretary of Tourism, Claudia Ruiz Massieu, has announced that Guadalajara would be the host of the 41st Tianguis Turistico in 2016. |
18Mar2015 | Terror in Coahuila: Up to 300 Disappeared in Mexico's Forgotten Massacre Al Jazeera The case of the 43 missing students in September highlights the need to review the long list of victims of the supposed war between drug cartels, which has its most significant share in northern states like Coahuila. |
18Mar2015 | From Prison to Politics: VICE News Dispatch 4 from Mexico's Hot Land VICE News VICE News met with former vigilante leader Hipolito Mora in Michoacan to find out what his political goals are following his release from prison. |
18Mar2015 | Crowdfunding Campaign Opens to Market Hand-Woven Hammocks from Yucatan Mayan Community ReleaseWire A new crowdfunding campaign has started to encourage people to support The Original Hammock Store that will sell hand-woven hammocks produced by women from the poor Mayan community in Yucatan, Mexico. |
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