31Jul2017 | A Midwife Is Changing How Women Give Birth in Mexico, One Baby at a Time STAT Many women in Chiapas deliver their babies at home, often with the help of one or more parteras. These are local women who help others in the community during their pregnancies and births. |
30Jul2017 | Here’s Your Debrief on Last Week’s Disastrous News for LGBT Rights LGBTQ Nation Every week, LGBTQ Nation correspondent Matt Baume brings us a debrief of all the top LGBT news and, boy, was this a depressing week to have his job. |
30Jul2017 | As Dozens More Report Blackouts at Mexico Resorts, Country Says It Will Act on Tainted Alcohol Journal Sentinel More than three dozen incidents have surfaced in the wake of a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation this month into the death of 20-year-old Abbey Conner at the Iberostar Paraiso del Mar in Playa del Carmen in January. |
30Jul2017 | A Closer Look at Life in Mexico Amid Drug Cartel Wars Along the Border Fox San Antonio During the last month, journalists have traveled the border between Texas and Mexico looking to give viewers a small peek at what is going on in each of the four Mexican states that border Texas. |
30Jul2017 | Scores of CentAm Migrants Rescued from Abandoned Truck in Veracruz Agence France-Presse Scores of would-be migrants being smuggled from Central America to the United States were rescued Saturday from an abandoned truck, officials in the Mexican state of Veracruz said. |
30Jul2017 | Cable Cars Provide Solutions for CDMX Commuters The New York Times Located in a hilly, urban area north of Mexico City, the "Teleferico Mexicable" is helping to cut congestion, pollution and travel times. |
29Jul2017 | After Turning DHS Into a Deportation Machine, John Kelly’s Promotion Is a Disaster for Immigrants The Nation Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly did such an efficient job implementing Donald Trump’s anti-immigration agenda that he’s getting promoted. |
29Jul2017 | Persistent Memories 60 Years After the Fall of the Angel in Mexico City Agencia EFE The fall of the iconic Angel of Independence lingers in Mexicans’ collective memory as the most striking image of the earthquake that shook the capital city on July 28, 1957. |
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