08Dec2014 | Infiltrators Seized by Protestors During Weekend #Ayotzinapa Protests Television del Sur During Saturday’s protests in Mexico City for the 43 Ayotzinapa missing students, 12 infiltrates were identified and seized by members of the National Coordinator of Education Workers and of the State of Guerrero Coordinator of Education Workers. |
08Dec2014 | Women Transforming Their Communities in Mexico TEDxOaxacaCity CREA is a social non profit enterprise that trains and advises low income women entrepreneurs in marginalized communities to strengthen and grow their business. |
08Dec2014 | Mexico City Paves the Way for Transgender People to Legally Establish Change GPJ Mexico The legislative body of Mexico City, the only place in Mexico where transgender people can register their new gender identities on their birth certificates, has just approved a legal reform that will make the gender registration process cheaper and easier. |
08Dec2014 | And the New7Wonders Cities Are... New7Wonders Bernard Weber, Founder-President of New7Wonders, announcing the election of Beirut, Doha, Durban, Havana, Kuala Lumpur, La Paz and Vigan as the New7Wonders Cities. |
08Dec2014 | Government Hands Out Free Digital TVs to Mexican Voters in Welfare Programs The Mazatlan Messenger Mexico’s government is handing out 13 million digital television sets free to poor Mexicans enrolled in federal welfare programs. The TV handout is part of a telecommunications reform package passed by Mexico’s congress in July. |
08Dec2014 | Uruguayan President Urges Mexico to Rethink Tackling Drug Trafficking Sputnik Jose Mujica, president of Uruguay said that Mexican authorities drawing solely on punitive methods in trying to solve drug trafficking. |
07Dec2014 | Whitney Eulich: Can Reforms Change Mexico's Corrupt Police Culture? The Christian Science Monitor The decision to move toward a “mando unico,†or single police command, is coming under scrutiny in a country where corruption has been found at all levels of the police. |
07Dec2014 | Fading Ibero-American Summit Offers Mexico Leader Pena Nieto Respite Agence France-Presse Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto hosts an Ibero-American summit Monday that could give him some respite from a security crisis battering his international image, though the forum has lost prestige. |
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