08May2017 | Governing PRI Party Exploits Refugees and Migrants in Its T-Shirt Factory Green Left Weekly At the same time as President Enrique Pena Nieto deports undocumented migrants trying to enter or pass through Mexico, his own party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), is under-paying migrants and refugees in its T-shirt factory. |
07May2017 | The Luxury Resort That’s Turning Puebla into Mexico’s Hottest New Destination Robb Report Set in the city’s vibrant historical center, a short walk from the Zocalo main square, the hotel will open this month within a trio of venerable buildings dating between the 17th and 19th centuries. |
07May2017 | Crimes Committed By Mexico’s Governors Go Far Beyond Corruption Sin Embargo Recent cases, discovered by the press or opponents and, thanks to public pressure, partially prosecuted by the Mexican judiciary, have not satisfied the appetite for justice in a society that wants more. |
07May2017 | Cafe Tacvba Embraces New Freedom on ’Jei Beibi’ The Associated Press The Mexican rock band Cafe Tacvba is embracing its newfound independence with the release of its first album without a label in its nearly three-decade career. |
07May2017 | Angry Residents Protest Massive New Airport on Their ’Sacred Lands’ in Atenco TRT World Farmers community in Mexico’s Atenco made it clear to the Mexican government that they would oppose the multi-billion dollar plan to build a new international airport. |
07May2017 | Robots & Tasers Join Battle Against Invasive Species The Associated Press In the fight against alien animals that invade and overrun native species, the weird and wired wins. |
06May2017 | Hotel Staff in Mexico City Taught to Spot the Signs of Human Trafficking VOA News An initiative between the Citizens Council of Mexico City, a civil society group, and the Mexico City Hotel Association, which brings together 251 hotels, aims to train at least 2,000 hotel staff this year across the capital. |
06May2017 | U.S. Judge Sets April 2018 Trial Date for Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo Guzman The Associated Press A U.S. judge has set an April 2018 trial date for Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman on charges he oversaw a multibillion-dollar international drug trafficking organization responsible for murders and kidnappings. |
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