03Jan2015 | Oaxaca Teachers and Staff Clash with Police During President Speech PressTV Protesters from the teachers’ union SNTE, hurled rocks at anti-riot police and burnt tires in the southwestern Mexican state of Oaxaca on Friday while President Nieto was addressing workers at the state-owned petroleum company Pemex. |
03Jan2015 | Mexican Companies Are Poised for Profit in Cuba Bloomberg News U.S. cruise lines and hoteliers aren't the only potential beneficiaries from a thaw in relations with Cuba. Onboard sodas and materials to build resorts could come from Mexican providers. |
03Jan2015 | Fracking in Mexico Gets Green Light During 2014 Roar Magazine Shale oil and gas reserves in Mexico are a vast source of potential wealth, but the potential for humanitarian or environmental disasters is immense. |
03Jan2015 | Mexico Supreme Court Elects Career Judge Luis Maria Aguilar as President Wochit Mexico's Supreme Court elected a new president with justices narrowly backing a career judge over another candidate who had worked for decades as a lawyer. |
03Jan2015 | Majo Siscar: The Buses (and Bribes) of a Migrant's Journey Through Mexico Animal Politico Faced with the risks that infamous cargo train "the Beast" represents, many migrants have opted for other routes to the US. They travel in minibuses, in taxis, making stopovers, but always with one requirement: they must have money to pay bribes. This is the story of one of those trips. |
02Jan2015 | FBI Helping in Case of Missing Students in Mexico as New Questions Surface NBC News The FBI is assisting the investigation into the disappearance of 43 missing college students in Mexico, a U.S. government official tells NBC News. |
02Jan2015 | Jerome Roos: Decade of the Protester? Why the Uprisings Are Far From Over ROAR Magazine In 2011, TIME Magazine selected “the protester†as its person of the year. Perhaps “person of the decade†would have been a more accurate depiction. |
02Jan2015 | #Unstoppable: Los Cabos Roars Back After the Storm Chicago Tribune Tourism came to a halt when Hurricane Odile, one of the most destructive hurricanes ever to hit the region, barreled over the Baja Peninsula on Sept. 14. With grit and determination, the popular destination has made an impressive comeback. |
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