17Jun2013 | Marine Archaeologists Identify Wrecks Off Mexico EFE Marine archaeologists have been working for years to identify and tell the stories of ships that sank in Mexican waters. |
17Jun2013 | Deportee Purgatory: Tijuana's 'El Bordo' Is Home to Thousands of Mexican Deportees Vice About 40 percent of Mexican immigrants deported from the US are sent back through Tijuana. Many of the deported border crossers have established a makeshift shantytown inside a dry, concrete riverbed where the Tijuana River once flowed - called El Bordo. |
16Jun2013 | Italy Takes 2-1 Confederations Cup Win Over Mexico at Rio's Maracana Stadium Bloomberg Italy beat Mexico 2-1 in soccer’s Confederations Cup at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracana stadium. |
16Jun2013 | Heavy Rains Cause Severe Flooding on Border, Leaves 40,000 Homeless Associated Press Heavy weekend rains have caused severe flooding in the Mexican city of Piedras Negras on the border with Texas. Coahuila state officials say one person died and 10,000 houses are damaged, leaving 40,000 peoples homeless. |
16Jun2013 | Government Has Resolved Only 9% of Attacks on Mexico's Journalists CNN Mexico Mexico has a 91% impunity rate with regards to the attacks that, from the year 2000 until today, have been committed against journalists. |
16Jun2013 | Mexico's Ruling PRI Fights for a Comeback in Baja California U-T San Diego Striving to recapture Baja California, the national leadership of Mexico’s ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party gathered in Tijuana on Saturday in a dramatic show of political muscle three weeks before the state’s gubernatorial election. |
16Jun2013 | Mexico's Commitment to Eradicating Child Labor Presidency of the Republic As part of last week's commemoration of the World Day against Child Labor, President Enrique Pena Nieto submitted a constitutional amendment to Congress in order to raise the minimum age for employment from 14 to 15 years. |
16Jun2013 | Peace in Juarez: Clarinetist Finds Refuge Amidst Mexico's Drug Wars Pulitzer Center Growing up in the epicenter of much of the drug-related violence in Mexico, this Juarez youth could've easily picked up a gun. Instead, Esteban Ruiseco picked up his clarinet and joined the Juarez Youth Orchestra. |
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