11May2017 | Roberta Jacobson to Remain U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Under Trump Administration El Universal Jacobson, Ambassador to Mexico since June 2016, has the White House’s total confidence for her understanding on the Mexican reality, asserts acting U.S. Assistant Secretary of State. |
11May2017 | Facebook Use Can Damage Your Health, Study Finds Newsweek The more people use Facebook, like posts, share their own links and are exposed to the carefully crafted profiles of their friends, the worse they will feel, a study suggests. |
11May2017 | Private Security Video of Soldiers’ Killing of Detained Man Sparks Uproar in Mexico TheRecord.com A video released by Mexican media outlets Wednesday appears to show a soldier executing a civilian lying face down in the street with a shot to the back of his head. |
11May2017 | Drinking Tequila Could Help Strengthen Bones and Fight Osteoporosis, Science Says The Independent Tequila is great for a lot things – especially making tasty Margaritas – but according to new research, it could also be good for your bones. |
11May2017 | New Film Reveals Revolutionary History of Lowriders VICE The new film ’Lowriders’ highlights the aesthetic of Chicanx car culture, but leaves out its radical politics. |
11May2017 | Mexico May Soon Elect Its First Populist Leftist President in Recent Memory Miami Herald The latest polls show that Trump’s Mexico-bashing has had the predictable effect of creating a nationalist backlash in Mexico, which is helping leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador climb steadily in the polls for the July election. |
11May2017 | Cuba’s Classic Americana May Be a Thing of the Past with Visitor Numbers Exploding Independent UK American visitors to Cuba could increase by seven times by 2025, according to a new report – putting the Caribbean island’s infrastructure under enormous strain and sparking fears for the future of the country as US investors move in. |
11May2017 | Reactions from a Mexican Border Town to Trump’s Push to ’Build That Wall’ The Washington Post In Reynosa, Mexico, a town that borders the United States, Mexicans and others living there share their thoughts on President Trump’s push to build a wall. |
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