08Mar2015 | The Fight Against Illegal Logging on Behalf of Mexico's Monarch Butterflies Fronteras Desk The Monarch butterfly is an icon in Mexico. You’ll see its image plastered on airport terminals, replicated in women’s fashion and printed on currency. But Mexico hasn’t always done an exemplary job protecting the butterfly. |
08Mar2015 | Jailed in Mexico: Thousands of Indigenous Behind Bars Due to Language Barriers Indian Country Today There are more than 8,000 indigenous people in prison in Mexico who do not know the charges against them due to a lack of bilingual personnel in the criminal justice system according to human rights activists. |
08Mar2015 | Magical Mexicans Gather for Shamanic Ritual RuptlyTV The shamanic ceremony of 'Ritos, Ceremonias y Artesanias' (Magical Rituals, Ceremonies and Handicrafts) took place by Lake Catemaco in the early hours of Saturday morning. |
08Mar2015 | Dollars Can Be a Dirty Word at Banks Along the US-Mexico Border The Associated Press There is growing sentiment along the U.S.-Mexico border that vigilance has gone overboard and is hurting law-abiding businesses. American banks, wary of the potential for massive penalties, have closed Mexican accounts or saddled customers with new restrictions. |
08Mar2015 | Mexico Ranks First on Global List of Happy Expats Riviera Maya News Mexico City ranked first with expats saying they feel right at home giving Mexico an overall third place for globally content expats. |
08Mar2015 | Selma Civil Rights Milestone Marked by America's First Black President The Associated Press The first black U.S. president praised the figures of a civil rights era that he was too young to know but that helped him break the ultimate racial barrier in political history with his ascension to the highest office. |
08Mar2015 | Officials Cross Border to Help Preserve Immigrants' Land Rights in Mexico Fox News Latino Mexican agricultural officials spent several days last week meeting with a group of their countrymen living in California over a matter that had nothing to do with the typical reasons immigrants turn to their former homeland’s authorities — to reclaim or protect land back in Mexico. |
07Mar2015 | BBC's Katy Watson Flys in to Tour the Home of Mexico's Fallen Drug Lord BBC News It was only a matter of minutes after La Tuta was flown to a high-security jail that she got invited on a tour of his former stomping ground. |
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