04May2017 | Government Funding to Media Groups Cripples the Country’s Free Press Al Jazeera English Mexican authorities are paying out vast sums of money for advertising space to media groups, which is having a crippling effect on the country’s independent press. |
04May2017 | US Wants Mexico to Ramp up Security Targeting Central American Migrants teleSUR A planned rebranding of an Obama-era Alliance for Prosperity in Central America could bolster militarism in the region with the help of Mexico. |
04May2017 | Turning Trash Into Energy to Light Up Mexico’s Metro Prensa Latina Mexico City’s Thermovalorization plant will reportedly use garbage as fuel to illuminate the subway of this capital, in a project that will be the first of its kind in Latin America. |
04May2017 | Overwhelming Majority of Women Experience Some Form of Harassment in Their Daily Journeys UN News Centre Studies show that a large majority of women worldwide have been victims of sexual harassment and other forms of sexual violence in public spaces; in Mexico City, a recent national survey found that nearly 90 per cent of women feel unsafe on buses and on the subway. |
04May2017 | Mexico Third in the World for the Number of Plastic Surgery Procedures Mexico News Daily Hundreds of thousands of Mexicans go under the knife each year in pursuit of enhanced beauty despite the high costs and risks associated with plastic surgery. |
04May2017 | Over 1M Mexican Minors Tasked with Hazardous Jobs PanAm Post An estimated 2.48 million Mexican children and teenagers work, of which 2.22 million perform work that is illegal, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography’s Child Labor Module. |
04May2017 | Team Swims Across US-Mexico Border to Draw Attention to Human Rights San Diego Union-Tribune In support of an organization that advocates for migrants, an international team of swimmers from six countries plans to swim from Imperial Beach to Tijuana on Friday. |
04May2017 | Victims of Police Crackdown in Mexico Still Seeking Justice 11 Years Later Agencia EFE A group of women who were beaten, wrongfully detained and sexually assaulted 11 years ago during a violent police crackdown on a demonstration in central Mexico are placing their hopes for justice in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. |
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