27Feb2015 | Attorney General Jesus Murillo to Step Down, Senior Government Official Says Wochit General News Mexico's attorney general Jesus Murillo, under fire for months over his handling of the investigation into the abduction and apparent massacre of 43 students, will step down, a senior government official said on Friday. |
27Feb2015 | The Motley Fool: How to Face Some of the Greatest Challenges of Retirement The Motley Fool If your retirement is underfunded, you might consider looking overseas for an alternative location to enjoy your golden years. In addition to a lower cost of living, you might enjoy better weather and higher quality of life. |
27Feb2015 | Thousands of Mexicans Deported from US to Be Given Chance to Return Agencia EFE Thousands of Mexicans who were deported from southern California after being forced to sign a 'voluntary exit,' can now return to the U.S. to apply for legal immigrant status in the country, following a settlement by a federal court in Los Angeles. |
27Feb2015 | Mexico City Riot Police Clash with Protesters During Demonstration for Disappeared Students RT.com Clashes between police and protesters broke out during the organized demonstration on the five-month anniversary of the disappearance of the students, who were attending a teacher training college in Guerrero state's Ayotzinapa. |
27Feb2015 | FAI World Hang Gliding Championships Kicked Off in Mexico Last Weekend Cross Country Pilots from 20 countries arrived for the 20th FAI Hang Gliding world Championships in Mexico on Saturday, with two weeks of competition scheduled for the first two weeks of March. |
27Feb2015 | Mexico's Quiet Marriage Equality Revolution BuzzFeed Courts in more than two-thirds of Mexico’s 31 states have granted same-sex couples the right to marry over the past two years in a series of rulings that will likely make marriage equality a reality nationwide in the near future. |
27Feb2015 | Living Water International Teaches Hygiene and Sanitation Lessons in Mexico Living Water In Oaxaca, Mexico, Living Water International staff train volunteers in the community to teach life-saving hygiene and sanitation lessons to their neighbors. |
27Feb2015 | An Active Civil Society Is Key to Ending Mexico's Culture of Impunity openDemocracy A renewal of democracy should be the means to cleanse Latin America of its history of corruption and abuses of power. But as the Mexican case shows, unless democracy is extended by enhancing civil society, its promise will not be realized. |
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