20Jan2014 | Ministry of Health Reports Suicides in Mexico Have Soared in Last 30 Years Prensa Latina The number of suicides in Mexico has increased by 300 percent during the last 30 years and now represents one of the first causes of death in the nation, according to the Ministry of Health. |
20Jan2014 | Teens Flee Facebook, But Baby Boomers Quickly Taking Their Place CNN The social network was once a hallmark site for teens and young users, but now, Facebook seems to be falling out of favor with that age group. And look at who's logging on... baby boomers. |
20Jan2014 | Mexico Objects to US Execution of Mexican National, Says it Would Violate Treaties Al Jazerra Mexico has strongly objected to the scheduled execution in Texas of a Mexican convicted of killing a U.S. police officer, arguing that by executing him, the United States would be in "clear violation" of international treaties. |
20Jan2014 | Dissident Teachers Warn Struggle Against Education Reform Will Continue La Jornada Leaders of the CNTE announced that their national protests against the education reform will continue with protests in the streets, but also in classrooms across the country. |
20Jan2014 | Exorcism Rituals On the Rise as Way to Battle Evil of Mexican Cartels New York Daily News In the heavily Roman Catholic country of Mexico, exorcisms battle the evil violence of drug cartels, priests say. |
20Jan2014 | Survival Launches First-Ever Photography Competition Survival International Survival International - the global movement for tribal peoples’ rights - has launched its first-ever worldwide photography competition to mark its 45th anniversary. |
20Jan2014 | Mexico to Release Figures on Killings of Foreigners from 2000 to 2013 Agencia EFE The Attorney General's Office has been instructed to release figures on foreigners who were gunned down in Mexico from 2000 to 2013. |
19Jan2014 | Streets of Rage: The Key Moments of the Mexican Teachers' Strike in Pictures RuptlyTV Tens of thousands of teachers, members of the CNTE and affiliated unions, have struggled for months against new legislation introduced by the government of President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
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