10Mar2015 | Medina Mora's Nomination to Mexican Supreme Court Proves to Be Controversial Pick The Los Angeles Times Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's nomination of former Federal Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora to the country's Supreme Court has sparked a storm of criticism. |
10Mar2015 | When in Mexico, Be Aware of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses VOXXI California health officials have issued a travel warning for people heading to Mexico: mosquito-borne illnesses of dengue and chikungunya are persistent in the Latin American nation, and travel-related cases in the U.S. are on the rise. |
10Mar2015 | Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Supports Dialogue with Organized Crime El Universal Vicente Fox said that any human being is worthy of being rescued and deserves a second chance, and that a new strategy must be focused on that position. |
10Mar2015 | Risky Business in Mexico's Key Energy Hub CNN As Mexico opens its energy industry, the port city of Tampico will be a key hub. CNN's Nick Parker reports on security concerns. |
10Mar2015 | Immigration and LGBTs: Central Americans in Limbo Advocate.com Last year President Barack Obama chose November 20, which is also Transgender Day of Remembrance, to announce his executive action that overhauled U.S. immigration policy. Despite the coincidence, the changes the president put into action didn’t provide much cheer for LGBT immigrants. |
10Mar2015 | Media, Poverty, Lack of Policies Blamed for Mexico's Rise in Teen Pregnancies El Universal Experts in the field say that there are countless reasons for which people under 18 decide to exercise their sexuality without prior knowledge, leading to a high number of pregnancies in specific areas of Mexico City. |
10Mar2015 | Can Alex Pacheco's Food That Sterilizes Dogs Solve the World's Stray Problem? Dogster Former PETA chairman Alex Pacheco believes so, and his non-profit group, 600 Million Dogs, has such a food in development. |
10Mar2015 | Heroin: Following the Trail from the Poppy Fields of Mexico to the Streets of America Al Jazeera Over the past month Al Jazeera followed the heroin corridor from colorful poppy fields in the remote mountains of southern Mexico to Martinsburg, West Virginia - one small American town ravaged by addiction and overdoses. |
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