02Sep2017 | Four Dead After Tropical Storm Lidia Slams Into Baja California Peninsula The Associated Press Tropical Storm Lidia flooded streets and homes, stranded tourists and left at least four people dead as it lashed resorts and cities on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula with heavy rains. |
01Sep2017 | 4 Companies Selected to Build Border Wall Prototypes Epoch Times The U.S.-Mexico border wall proposed by President Donald Trump is one step further to completion, with the Customs and Border Protection agency saying they’ve announced contracts to four companies to build different prototypes. |
01Sep2017 | A Wave of Buckets Hijacks Public Space in Mexico City Inhabitat How much fun can you have with paint buckets? The designers at Factor Eficiencia and 5468796 Architecture proved that the mundane objects can transform public space with the power of creative thinking. |
01Sep2017 | Mexican Cancer Survivor Says Donating Bone Marrow Is “Scary,†But Not Painful Agencia EFE Mexican opera singer Barbara Padilla, a cancer survivor who worries that misinformation makes many people hesitant to donate blood or tissue, says that in the case of bone marrow, donors face only a simple, non-surgical procedure |
01Sep2017 | NAFTA Trade Talks Move to Mexico Amidst Combative National Mood The Canadian Press Donald Trump is historically unpopular in Mexico, which makes negotiations on a new trade deal difficult as political leaders in Mexico are under pressure to not give up anything. |
01Sep2017 | New Federal Police Division Created to Protect Mexico’s Cultural Heritage Deutsche Welle The head of the National Gendarmerie said that the new division of the Federal Police would recruit officers with knowledge of archaeology and art to tackle thefts and looting of cultural artifacts. |
01Sep2017 | Worldwide Aid in Wake of Hurricane Katrina Is Lacking After Harvey Politico In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, more than 150 countries offered volunteers, supplies and cash to the United States. After Harvey, few countries have publicly offered aid. |
01Sep2017 | President Pena Nieto Likens Leftist Candidate Lopez Obrador to Venezuela’s Maduro Thomson Reuters Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto likened the front-runner for next year’s presidential election to Venezuelan leftist leaders in an interview this week, suggesting the opposition candidate could unleash economic chaos if he wins office. |
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