27Jul2014 | How You Can Help the Immigrant Children at the US-Mexico Border Our Tiempo How can you help the immigrant children who are showing up in mass at the U.S. border? Here are some charities and groups currently assisting in the effort to ease the boarder crisis. |
27Jul2014 | Narcocorridos: The Music of Mexico's Drug Trade Paste In Juarez, the narcocorrido serves a secondary purpose besides entertainment: Drug cartels pipe the songs into police scanners as announcements that they’ve just made a hit. It’s their version of the breaking-news email. |
27Jul2014 | Flooding Danger as Tropical Storm Hernan Forms Off Mexico's Pacific Coast Agence France-Presse Fearing potentially deadly flooding, Mexican disaster officials are closely monitoring the weather after Tropical Storm Hernan formed off the country’s Pacific coast of Mexico late Saturday. |
26Jul2014 | Activist Groups Ask Mexico Attorney General to Drop Charges Against Dr. Jose Mireles La Jornada Members of social organizations protested outside the office of the Attorney General's Office to ask the institution to withdraw charges filed against Dr. Jose Manuel Mireles, a former leader of self-defense groups in the state of Michoacan. |
26Jul2014 | Central American Leaders Meet Barack Obama to Criticize US Border Policy The Guardian Three Central American leaders met President Obama on Friday to tell him that billions of dollars poured into attempting to prevent migrant children crossing the US border would be better spent addressing the root causes of the crisis in their countries. |
26Jul2014 | Baja Rising: Los Cabos Tourism Heats Up Travel Pulse The Los Cabos Tourism Board and Expedia reported that the online company’s platforms saw a 37 percent increase in travel demand from its platforms in 2013, which include, among others, Expedia.com, Hotels.com and Hotwire.com. |
26Jul2014 | Lack of Immigration Reform Slows US-Mexico Economic Growth: Mexican Official TodayOnline The growing network of cross-border ties with Mexico, including trade equaling $1 million every minute, is threatened by the lack of progress toward immigration reform in the United States. |
26Jul2014 | Coca-Cola Foundation Installing Clean Water Technology in Mexican Schools Water Online The Mexican charity arm of Coca-Cola announced a plan to donate drinking fountains that purify tap water to 741 public schools. |
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