22May2014 | On His First Visit to Mexico, Kerry Backs Government's Security Strategy The News During his first visit to Mexico, U.S Secretary of State John Kerry backed the the Mexican government in its fight against organized crime and lauded the capture of Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman Loera.†|
22May2014 | The US is Solidly Behind Mexico's President, But His Own People Aren't. Now What? The Los Angeles Times After 17 months in office, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's bubble has burst, but no one seems to have noticed. U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry should use his visit to Mexico City this week to radically rethink policy toward this important southern neighbor. |
22May2014 | Latin American Indigenous Women Hold Tribunal During United Nations Forum WeNews Rape, sexual abuse, femicide, physical and verbal abuse and discrimination are some of the forms of violence experienced by indigenous women in their own communities, said the women at the forum. |
21May2014 | Coach Miguel Herrera Bans Mexico Players from Alcohol, Sex During World Cup Bleacher Report, Mexico coach Miguel Herrera announced that he's banning members of El Tri from consuming alcohol or partaking in any sexual activities. |
21May2014 | Mexican and Central American Asylum and Credible Fear Claims: Background and Context American Immigration Council This paper addresses these issues, summarizes the concerns and experiences of numerous advocates in the field, and concludes that the credible fear and asylum process poses obstacles for applicants that far surpass the supposed abuses claimed by its detractors. |
21May2014 | European Cars Could Be Driving Themselves Sooner Far Than Expected Independent.ie Cars could be driving themselves down the world's streets far sooner than expected, thanks to a change in a global treaty backed by European countries. |
21May2014 | Mexico's Grito: The Longest Shout You'll Hear Today, with a History NPR.org NPR Morning Edition's Steve Inskeep took a trip along the U.S.-Mexico border. At one of his stops, he listened to a contest involving the "grito," a long shout with an even longer history in Mexico. |
21May2014 | Facebook Offers Loans to People in Emerging Markets Through Lenddo PFhub Facebook Inc. is now able to offer loans! No, the company has not suddenly got a banking license, but instead the loans are from a startup called Lenddo. |
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