12Jul2014 | What You Need to Know About Unaccompanied Children Crossing US-Mexico Border Center for American Progress Ending a humanitarian crisis rooted in gang violence, human trafficking, and weakened economies in multiple Central American countries will not be easy or quick, but dealing with unaccompanied minors in a humane way should be our primary goal. |
12Jul2014 | 'See Well to Learn Better' Program Helps Mexico's Visually Impaired Children NotiVallarta In order to improve the academic achievement of elementary school children with vision problems, delivery of eyeglasses was made to students from 490 schools in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. |
12Jul2014 | On Location in Mexico's Drug War: The Ghosts of El Diamante Ranch GlobalPost Berta Diaz Torres lost her daughter and four grandchildren to unknown killers. Their mutilated remains were found with the bodies of 26 others at an abandoned Veracruz ranch. |
12Jul2014 | Volunteers Care for Recent Migrants in Border City Fusion Volunteer Monica Valdez-Freeman showed Fusion around the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, where volunteers and city workers have set up an emergency relief center to handle the recent flood of migrants. |
12Jul2014 | Mexico Announces Intentions to Extend Coach Miguel Herrera Through 2018 World Cup NBC Sports Mexico head coach Miguel Herrera has earned a contract extension through 2018 thanks to a strong showing at the World Cup in Brazil, the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) announced. |
12Jul2014 | OECD: Mexico's Unemployment Among the Lowest The Mazatlan Messenger According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development when Mexico recorded an unemployment rate of 5.1 percent for May of this year, that placed it the fourth lowest among the member countries. |
12Jul2014 | State Police Free 165 Kidnapped Migrants Near US Border in Tamaulipas CCTV Mexican state police rescued 165 migrants who had been kidnapped while traveling to the United States in the crime-ridden border state of Tamaulipas. |
11Jul2014 | Mexico Donates Spanish-Language Textbooks to Arizona Prison System The Associated Press Mexico's government is donating more than 1,600 Spanish-language textbooks to the Arizona Department of Corrections. The department says the textbooks will be distributed to prisons statewide to assist inmates who are receiving educational instruction in prisons. |
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