21Feb2015 | Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix 2015 Event Preview Clapway In 2015, Formula 1 will return to Mexico for the first time since 1992. The incredible racing event will take place on Mexico’s Day of the Dead. It is of historical importance that this years Formula 1 event takes place on such a day. |
21Feb2015 | Child Exploitation Grows at Alarming Rate in Mexico The News Child labor is used in both big cities and agricultural regions. Minors suffer long workdays, despite the fact that this practice is illegal under national law. |
21Feb2015 | 96% of Mexican Millennials Use Social Media: Study Social Times The vast majority of millennials in Mexico are active on social media and instant messaging platforms, reveals new data. |
21Feb2015 | Ayotzinapa Graduate: I'd Be a Dishwasher in US if Not for This School Al Jazeera Fault Lines spoke to Oscar Arias, a graduate of Ayotzinapa, at his old school this past December just prior to a march commemorating the two who were slain in 2011, as well as this past September’s attack. |
21Feb2015 | Illnesses Spike 6 Months After Buenavista Copper Mine Spill Into Sonora River Television del Sur Farmworkers and rural residents from several communities around the Sonora State capital have started a sit-in protest in front of the state capital building, declaring that they have been affected by toxins from a mine spill that occurred in August of 2014. |
21Feb2015 | Coca-Cola Considers Pulling Out of Chilpancingo After Employees Taken Hostage Fusion The world’s largest beverage company might pull out of a major city in southern Mexico due to concerns for its employees’ safety. |
21Feb2015 | Forced Marriage: Fleeing Transphobia in Mexico Maclean's Magazine Born Manuel Aguilar in Reynosa, Mexico, in 1965, Antua Petrimoulx was 20 when her mother, a devout Catholic, forced her to marry a woman, even though Petrimoulx knew, deep down, she was female with no desire for other women. |
20Feb2015 | Unemployed Husband Fakes Own Kidnapping to Extort Money from Banker Wife Pulse An unemployed Mexican builder, annoyed that his banker wife earns more money than he does, so he faked his own Kidnapping and demanded a ransom of $450 from her. |
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