20Jan2015 | Laura Bustos Teaches Women to Ride Bikes in Mexico CCTV America According to a 2012 study, at least 80 percent of the bicyclists in Mexico City are males. Many women in Mexico City grew up believing that riding a bicycle is a male activity, and many parents insist it is too dangerous for women to ride. Bustos aims to teach and promote bike riding among women of all ages. |
20Jan2015 | As World Looks to Paris, Violence Against Journalists Rages on in Mexico Latin America Dispatch Targeted attacks against media professionals have made it increasingly treacherous for local journalists to report on cartel members or corrupt public officials. Threats of violence, in turn, nurture a culture of self-censorship among journalists concerned about retaliation. |
20Jan2015 | Presidency Lists Five Key Objectives for Mexican Government in 2015 Presidency of the Republic The government's five key objectives for 2015 will be carried out by being in close contact with society, listening to their concerns and proposals, says president's staff. |
20Jan2015 | Mexico to Use Drones to Protect Endangered Porpoise Associated Press Mexico is planning to use drones to patrol the upper Sea of Cortez to combat illegal fishing and save the critically endangered vaquita marina, the world's smallest porpoise. |
19Jan2015 | Chuck Warren: US Presidential Aspirants Should Focus on Their Own Backyard PanAm Post Presidential candidates have not only the opportunity, but the responsibility to prove that outreach to the Americas combined with international experience and knowledge is the trifecta that will prove the United States to be a formidable leader - and trusted friend. |
19Jan2015 | Iguala Murders Present a Slight Opening for Mexican Border Media Fronteras Desk In parts of Mexico, the killings appear to be translating into a slightly more robust media in a country where journalists often use self-censorship. |
19Jan2015 | INAPAM: Mexico's Discount Card for Senior Citizens Mexperience One of the most popular programs that senior citizens enroll for in Mexico is the INAPAM discount card. This is offered to all Mexicans and foreign residents who are 60 years of age or older and enables them to enjoy very worthwhile discounts on a whole range of goods and services. |
19Jan2015 | The Key to $10 Billion in Human Smuggling from Mexico? Big US Banks Bloomberg News Major US banks have been used as financial conduits for the smuggling industry, according to evidence in a federal criminal case against a gang of 15 human smugglers and warrants from prosecutors in Arizona, Maryland and Texas. |
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