15Nov2014 | A Fee to Go Into Mexico? Pilot Program Underway 10News The National Immigration Institute in Mexico has started a pilot program in which foreigners that enter Mexican territory for more than seven days or they will be involved in paid work, they will have to pay 306 pesos. |
15Nov2014 | American Bar Association Launches Website to Aid Unaccompanied Minors VOXXI Child advocates have for months voiced concerns about unaccompanied minors not having an attorney by their side in immigration court, and now the American Bar Association is stepping in to help. |
15Nov2014 | After Slam Dunk, NBA Eyes Growth in Mexico But No Franchise Yet Reuters Delighted following a packed house at clash between the Houston Rockets and Minnesota Timberwolves, the NBA is eyeing further growth in Mexico next year but any eventual franchise south of the border is still some ways off. |
15Nov2014 | Mexico to Host Upcoming Conference on Religious Freedom Violations Worthy News Victims of religious freedom violations are expected to testify at an upcoming national conference in Mexico. The conference is organized by a Christian organization working for religious freedom through advocacy and human rights in the pursuit of justice. |
15Nov2014 | US Pledges $3B in Climate Aid for Developing Nations The Los Angeles Times President Barack Obama will pledge $3 billion to an international climate fund aimed at helping developing countries prepare for and slow the effects of climate change, a White House official said Friday. |
15Nov2014 | Former Iguala Mayor Abarca Charged with Homicide in Disappearance of 43 Students The Guardian Jose Luis Abarca accused of deaths of six people on night of terror that culminated in probable massacre of 43 students. |
15Nov2014 | U.S. Questions Russia's Rationale for Bomber Drills in Gulf of Mexico UPI The U.S. Department of State responded this week to Russia's announcement that it will deploy long-range bombers to patrol the Gulf of Mexico off U.S. shores. |
14Nov2014 | Empty Beaches: Acapulco Tourism Feels Chill Over Wave of Mexico Violence NTDTV Thousands of tourists cancel hotel reservations on holiday weekend because of ongoing violence in Guerrero state. |
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