24Dec2014 | US Says Mexico Not Living Up to Treaty to Share Water in Times of Drought CCTV America A water treaty signed between the U.S. and Mexico nearly 70 years ago calls for both countries to help each other by sharing in times of water surplus and shortage, but U.S. officials said Mexico isn’t holding up its side of the bargain. |
24Dec2014 | Watch How to Send and Receive Money to and from Mexico with MoneyGram MoneyGram These simple instructional videos will teach you to send or receive money in Mexico with a MoneyGram. |
24Dec2014 | Women in Mexico Face Disadvantages in Health, Education and Empowerment La Jornada Mexican women face greater disadvantages in human development in terms of health, education and empowerment, than women living in nations of East Europe or Central Asia. |
24Dec2014 | Baja California Finds a Voice in the Fight Against Violence, Police Brutality Al Jazeera Even in places such as Baja California, the Mexican state that is physically separated from the rest of Mexico by its proximity to the United States and the Sea of Cortez, people have been moved to act. |
24Dec2014 | 5,000 Tourists a Year Visit North Mexico to Take Hallucinogenic Peyote Cactus MailOnline The consumption of a powerfully-hallucinogenic cactus believed to bring spiritual healing is fast pulling in a following in Mexico where thousands of tourists take part in shamanic rituals every year. |
24Dec2014 | This Year of Protests May Be Over, But Movements They Sparked May Be Just Beginning Fusion From Venezuelans opposing a dictatorship, to putting pressure on authorities in Mexico, unified voices asking for justice and political change reigned this year. |
23Dec2014 | Is the United Nations Sure It Wants Mexican Soldiers Keeping the Peace? GlobalPost Officials are analyzing a plan to send Mexican soldiers on United Nations peacekeeping missions, the presidency said this month. That would be a first for Mexico - but some aren’t celebrating. |
23Dec2014 | Proof of Mexican Police Working with Drug Cartels, Massacre of 193 Migrants Sputnik Newly declassified document shows police in parts of Mexico spent the 2000s under the control of the country's drug trafficking cartels. |
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