14May2017 | Killing of Activist Who Searched for Disappeared in Tamaulipas Highlights Government Negligence Amnesty International The killing of an activist leading the search for her daughter and thousands of others in Tamaulipas, Mexico, reveals the danger which those searching for the more than 30,000 disappeared persons in the country face every day. |
14May2017 | Only 21% Feel Millennials Will Have Comfortable Retirement, Says Report Financial Express Millennials are seen as less fortunate than previous generations when it comes to retirement as only 21 per cent felt they are in a comfortable position for retirement. |
14May2017 | Video Shows Mexico’s Gulf Cartel Praying for Victory in ’War’ with Authorities PanAm Post The footage was broadcast on TV, showing soldiers carrying rifles and wearing bulletproof vests, praying “prepare my fingers for war.†|
13May2017 | New Citizen Group Called ’Nosotrxs’ Forms to Pursue Mexico’s Rule of Law SinEmbargo To promote a revolution of conscience and a civic rebellion against the private appropriation of public resources, Nosotrxs, "Us" has been born. It is an organization with an educational vocation, to ensure that laws and rights cease to be worthless and instead become instruments of justice and equality. |
13May2017 | CDMX Government Is Extending Its Involvement in Child Protection in the Capital Notimex The Mexico City government has published amendments to the Rights of Children and Adolescents in Mexico City Law, which expands the government’s functions and measures they can take to ensure protection for this sector of society. |
13May2017 | World’s Reportedly Heaviest Man Recovering After Successful Bypass Surgery in Mexico The Star Online The man believed to be the world’s heaviest is recovering from biliopancreatic bypass surgery in Mexico, after doctors recommended the procedure amidst fears for the patient’s health. |
13May2017 | Brand USA Urges Mexicans to Ignore Hostile White House Rhetoric and Visit U.S. Bloomberg A public-private partnership created six years ago to boost U.S. tourism has a message for Mexicans: We welcome you, even if it may seem like President Donald Trump doesn’t. |
13May2017 | Mexico Foreign Minister Keen to Start NAFTA Talks Reuters Mexico is looking forward to talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement now that US President Donald Trump’s pick for trade representative has been approved, the country’s foreign minister said on Friday. |
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