28Apr2017 | Migrants Need Not Apply: Machines Could Take Over Agricultural Jobs of Humans KCRG/AP Harvesting the vast apple orchards of Washington state each year requires thousands of farmworkers, and many work illegally in the United States. That system could eventually come to an end as companies rush to get robotic fruit picking machines to market. |
28Apr2017 | Foreign Secretary Videgaray Assembles Team for All-Out Legal Assault on Border Wall CNSNews.com Mexico is planning an all-out legal assault on any future construction of a border wall by the U.S., to include filing suits in U.S. and international courts over possible environmental, human rights and international treaty violations. |
28Apr2017 | Amnesty: Mexico’s Approval of New Law on Enforced Disappearances Is a Step Forward Amnesty International A bill on enforced disappearances approved this week by the Mexican Senate could represent a big step forward in the fight to tackle the country’s human rights crisis. |
28Apr2017 | United Airlines to Offer Bumped Flyers Up to $10,000 The Associated Press United Airlines says it will raise the limit - to $10,000 - on payments to customers who give up seats on oversold flights and will increase training for employees as it deals with fallout from the video of a passenger being violently dragged from his seat. |
28Apr2017 | Endangered Vaquita Porpoise Found Dead in Mexico Zee News An endangered vaquita porpoise was found dead in the Gulf of Mexico, the country`s environmental protection authority said this week, bringing to four the number of dead vaquitas found in 2017. |
28Apr2017 | Salma Hayek Gives the Mexican Slang Lesson You Probably Didn’t Know You Needed HuffPost While President Donald Trump hopes to build a wall between Mexico and the United States, Salma Hayek wants to make sure there’s never a language barrier. |
28Apr2017 | Economy Cools in Mexico as Manufacturing Hits Stall, Preliminary Data Shows Reuters Mexico’s economy cooled slightly in the first quarter from the fourth quarter as industrial output stagnated, but the preliminary data released on Friday came in slightly above analysts’ expectations. |
28Apr2017 | Senate OKs Forced Disappearance Law, Calls for National Search System The Associated Press Mexico’s Senate approved a legislation Thursday that would impose long prison sentences for forced disappearances and calls for a national system for searching for missing persons. |
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