05Jul2014 | Difficult Life for US Veterans Who Have Been Deported to Mexico VICE News Hector Barajas, a former paratrooper for the US Army, has seen with his own eyes just how difficult life is for the veterans who have been expelled from their country. |
05Jul2014 | Commuters Stop Traffic to Protest Mexico City's New Car Restrictions Al Jazeera Hundreds in Mexico City blocked traffic Friday to protest new rules that limit when some cars can be on the road. |
04Jul2014 | Communities Request UN Support to Protect Mexico's Indigenous Lands La Jornada In September, Mexican community organization leaders and representatives will present a petition at the United Nations World Conference on Indigenous Peoples. The aim is to obtain approval for a declaration against the plundering of community lands in Mexico. |
04Jul2014 | Obama: 'We Should Be Making It Easier' for Immigrants to Come to US Voice of America U.S. President Barack Obama pressed again for immigration reform Friday, as he welcomed 25 new U.S. citizens in a special Independence Day naturalization ceremony at the White House. |
04Jul2014 | The FDA Clears a Revolutionary Device That Could Help Millions Walk Again News.Mic A wearable, computer-controlled brace that has enabled dozens of Europeans with paralysis to walk has won FDA approval. |
04Jul2014 | Gender Inequality Persists in Mexico's Political and Economic Participation La Jornada The United Nations currently has a very particular worry in Mexico, because there is no gender equality with respect to women’s involvement in two areas – municipal environments and business. |
04Jul2014 | Singer Gerardo Ortiz Denied Mexican Hometown Concert By Public Officials Billboard Regional Mexican star Gerardo Ortiz, who began touring in Mexico this year after nearly being killed there three years ago, was not allowed to perform several scheduled shows, according to a spokesperson for the singer. |
04Jul2014 | Cockroach Effect: Mexico City Tightens Security to Keep Out Drug Traffickers Agence France-Presse Mexicans call it the cockroach effect - drug traffickers hit by security forces in one state skittering for refuge in another. Now, the sprawling megalopolis of Mexico City is tightening security to head off such flight. |
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