24Apr2017 | Amnesty Program Is Something All Expats Who Live in Mexico Illegally Should Know About Expats in Mexico If you are currently living in Mexico without a visa or have over-stayed your visa, you should know that the Mexican government has an amnesty program for expats who live in Mexico illegally. |
24Apr2017 | Airlines to Face Stiff Penalties for Delays in Mexico Travel Pulse Mexico could be on the verge of passing a new law that will impose stiff fines on airlines when they are at fault for delayed or canceled flights. |
24Apr2017 | New Bill Will Make Canada the Second Country in the World to Legalize Marijuana Reason Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kept a campaign promise by introducing a bill that will make Canada the second country in the world to legalize marijuana for recreational use. The government expects legal sales to begin by the middle of next year. |
23Apr2017 | Rights Defenders Warn Funds for Journalists' Security in Mexico About to End Prensa Latina Funds available for the protection of journalists in Mexico are about to be exhausted, despite increased attacks on journalists, human rights defenders warn. |
23Apr2017 | NORRA Off-Road Racers Embark to San Jose Del Cabo on 50th Anniversary Mexican 1000 UTV Guide The “Happiest Race On Earth!†leaves Ensenada today, as over 240 teams begin their epic adventure. No other racing event immerses competitors in the food, drink, culture, and beauty of Baja, like the NORRA Mexican 1000. |
23Apr2017 | Undocumented Mexican Mom Hiding in Denver Church Among TIME's 100 Most Influential People CNN Mexican immigrant mother Jeanette Vizguerra is facing deportation while she takes sanctuary in a Colorado church. |
22Apr2017 | March Sees Mexico's Unrelenting Violence Climbing to Highest Levels Since 2011 Business Insider Mexico has surpassed 2,000 homicides in a month for the first time since the summer of 2011 and had more killings in the first quarter of 2017 than in the start of any year in at least two decades. |
22Apr2017 | Will Drop in Border Apprehensions Mean Fewer Migrant Deaths This Summer? The Arizona Republic Higher temperatures usually means more migrants will attempt the perilous trek through the U.S.-Mexico border. It also means more emergency calls, rescues, and even deaths. This year, however, is less predictable. |
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