13Mar2015 | Pacific Coast Faces Unusually Heavy March Rain, Flooding This Weekend AccuWeather A non-tropical system developing in the eastern Pacific Ocean will unload drenching rain into Mexico and threatening flooding during this weekend. |
13Mar2015 | Journalist Under Fire for 'Unauthorized' Support to Mexican Whistleblower Site BuzzFeed Carmen Aristegui, one of the most trusted journalists in Mexico, has clashed with her employer, MVS Radio, for her unapproved participation with a recently-launched anonymous complaints platform. |
13Mar2015 | 'Unreal Campaign' Brings Anticounterfeiting Message to Students in Mexico AG-IP News The International Trademark Association has held its first Unreal Campaign student engagement session in Mexico. The Unreal Campaign is a consumer awareness program that aims to educate students about the dangers of counterfeiting and importance of trademarks. |
13Mar2015 | Cousteau Urges Need to Understand, Protect Ocean Columbia Tribune “We need to treat the world like a business and our resources like capital,†says Jean-Michel Cousteau, adding that the more humans “gobble up,†the closer the planet is to bankruptcy. |
13Mar2015 | Xochimilco: The Stunning Ancient Canals of Mexico City's 'Place Where Flowers Grow' SFGate This is the last remnant of the vast system of causeways, canals, manmade islands and floating gardens created out of the vast lake system that once covered today's Valley of Mexico before it was blotted out by Mexico City's sprawl. |
13Mar2015 | Water Scarcity and Quality Issues Abound in Health Clinics in Mexico IslaUrbana Health clinics in in many low income neighborhoods in Mexico struggle with extreme water scarcity issues and at times high levels of water contamination. |
13Mar2015 | Chiapas Politician Accused of Trying to Buy Votes with Discount Booze GlobalPost A candidate for mayor of the southern Mexican border city of Tapachula has stirred a nationwide controversy by distributing a "People's Card" that entitles the bearer to discounts at local businesses, including bars. |
13Mar2015 | Authorities Take Out Cartel Heads, But Crime in Mexico Continues to Climb NPR In the span of one week, the Mexican government captured the heads of the Knights Templar and the Zetas trafficking organization. That brings the number of capos taken out by the current administration to 11. But many feel that does little to tackle the country's growing insecurity. |
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