12Jan2015 | New Clashes in State of Michoacan Call Federal Strategy Into Question News-Journal.com Clashes between vigilante groups and government forces in Mexico’s violent western state of Michoacan are calling into question the strategy of a federal commissioner appointed a year ago to restore order. |
12Jan2015 | This Is How Sexist the Media Was Against Women - and Men - in 2014 The Representation Project While we had a lot to celebrate in 2014, some things aren’t changing fast enough. We all – men and boys, women and girls – must combat harmful stereotypes and demand better representation in our media and culture at large. |
12Jan2015 | The Corruptour Bus Takes a Local Route to Fighting Mexican Corruption New York Times Born through a mix of frustration, satire and savvy, the Corruptour is a free one-hour ride led by young activists hoping to stir a political awakening with five trips per weekend. |
12Jan2015 | West Coast Electric Highway Now Serves Thousands The Christian Science Monitor One of the largest and most useful concentrations of DC fast-charging sites for battery-electric and plug-in hybrid cars is the so-called Electric Highway in Washington and Oregon states. |
12Jan2015 | Pemex to Import One Hundred Thousand Barrels of Oil Daily from US Television del Sur As part of the energy reform approved in Mexico, the oil producing country will now import one hundred thousand barrels of oil from the United States, one of its main consumers. |
12Jan2015 | Ruben Navarrette: Reconsidering US Support for Mexico's Drug War Statesman Journal After last week’s visit to the White House by Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, it’s time to rethink US support for the Mexican government’s war against the drug cartels. |
12Jan2015 | 'It's Okay to Be Gay' in Mexico City Washington Blade Mexico City remains a refuge for many LGBT Mexicans, where same-sex couples have been able to legally marry in the Mexican capital since 2010. |
12Jan2015 | Ayotzi Vive: Mexico Joins 'No Pants Subway Ride' in Memory of Missing Students Agencia EFE Dozens of people in Mexico City have participated in the international "No Pants Subway Ride", in memory of the 43 students who went missing from the Ayotzinapa teachers' training institute in September. |
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