29Jan2015 | President Pena Nieto and the Foreign Press, the Perfect Storm in Mexico Proceso The honeymoon changed into the perfect storm with the foreign press. Pena Nieto could evade giving tough answers, but he could not stop this perverse circle by minimizing it without tough actions. |
29Jan2015 | Mexico Debates Google Sanction Over Data Breach Wochit Mexican officials are debating possible sanctions against Google over a possible breach of the country's data protection laws. |
29Jan2015 | Rural Small Farmers Take to the Streets of Mexico City teleSUR Rural farm workers were in the capital to protest Mexico's agricultural policies which distribute subsidies to large, and often trans-national agro-companies, ignoring small, local farmers. |
29Jan2015 | Dozens of Protestants Refused Re-Entry to Village in Chiapas After Being Expelled Christian Today Christian Solidarity Worldwide has expressed disappointment over the Mexican government's failure to uphold religious freedom of 47 Protestants who were expelled from Chiapas state and reportedly barred from re-entry because of their religious beliefs. |
28Jan2015 | ECLAC: Young People in Latin America Face Stigma and Inequality Inter Press Service Young people in Latin America now enjoy greater access to education. But in many cases their future is dim due to the lack of opportunities and the siren call of crime in a region where 167 million people are poor, and 71 million live in extreme poverty. |
28Jan2015 | Data Privacy Day: Mexico City's Privacy Authority Leads Latin America Electronic Frontier Foundation January 28th, marks International Data Privacy Day. Celebrated by privacy advocates and data protection authorities across many countries, it is an opportunity to raise public awareness about privacy threats and urge governments to protect citizens' rights. |
28Jan2015 | Attorney General: Drug Kingpin 'El Chapo' Guzman Won't Be in the US Anytime Soon Vatican Radio Mexico's Attorney General has ruled that the United States will not get the world's most notorious drug trafficker, nor any other country, any time soon. Rather, the man nicknamed “Shorty†must serve a long stretch in Mexico first. |
28Jan2015 | 3 Mexican Cities Vie for Environmental Honors Fox News Latino Mexico will be represented by Hermosillo, Puebla and Toluca in the final round of the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour City Challenge, which recognizes urban centers for striving to stem climate change and promoting a sustainable future. |
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