24Nov2014 | Promoting Justice: US Provides $68 Million for Mexico Court Reform The Associated Press The U.S. Embassy in Mexico says the U.S. government will provide $68 million over five years to assist Mexico's effort to reform its court and justice system. |
24Nov2014 | Mexico, Central America Leaders React to Obama's Immigration Actions Latin Post President Obama's immigration reform plan will ease the deportation for nearly 5 million immigrants who are in the U.S. without legal documents, and Mexico and Central American leaders have weighed in with praise for his reforms. |
24Nov2014 | Night Hike: For Your Next Mexico Vacation, Pretend to Be an Illegal Immigrant Vocativ Tourists go to Mexico to relax on its beautiful beaches - oh, and to participate in simulated illegal border crossings. |
24Nov2014 | Mujica Expresses Support for Mexican Government After Diplomatic Flap Latin American Herald Tribune Uruguayan President Jose Mujica has expressed his support for the Mexican government and his trust “in the political capital that resides in its parties and democratic institutions, in its old historic foundations, to meet the current challenges.†|
23Nov2014 | Paleontologists Name Dinosaur After Saltillo, Mexico Mexico News Daily Saltillo has made dinosaur history following the conclusion that a partially articulated skeleton of a theropod discovered in 1998 is in fact a new species for Mexico. |
23Nov2014 | Keeping the Peace: Mexican Protesters Say Non-Violence Is Key to Change The Christian Science Monitor As political energy continues to build nationally around the attack on students – an incident in which government officials, police, and drug cartels are implicated – many say keeping demonstrations peaceful is the key to meaningful change. |
23Nov2014 | InSight Crime Asks Why Are the World's Most Violent Cities in Latin America? InSight Crime Of the world's 50 most dangerous cities, 43 are located in Latin America and the Caribbean. InSight Crime looks at some of the factors driving the violence. |
23Nov2014 | NGOs Petition Mexican President to Save the Vaquita in Advance of Major Decision Natural Resources Defense Council Identify problem - vaquita going extinct; identify cause - gillnets; identify solution - ban gillnets. Sounds easy, right? Maybe on paper, but the reality is something quite different. |
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