13Apr2017 | How Technology Will Be Used at US-Mexico Border CNBC Though bidding for companies vying for the chance to build the estimated $15 billion wall has closed, experts still say that technology has and will continue to play an important role in securing the border. |
13Apr2017 | Mexican Church Pairs Jesus and Avengers for Easter Gizmodo A church in Mexico is promoting some of its upcoming Easter celebrations with a bit of flair: putting Jesus Christ side-by-side with Iron Man and Captain America. |
13Apr2017 | Tijuana's 'Little Haiti' Now Home to Thousands of Stranded Haitian Immigrants PanAm Post Some Haitian refugees pass through 10 countries to get to the United States, where they hope to be granted asylum. But too often, they are sent away and become stuck here in Tijuana, Mexico. |
13Apr2017 | We Are Anyone's Child: Mothers Bring Peace to Mexico with a New Interactive Documentary OpenDemocracy The aim of the project is to develop an archive of stories from people whose lives have been negatively impacted by the drug war and to use innovations in digital storytelling to bring these unheard, often marginalised voices into reach of unexpected audiences. |
13Apr2017 | Foreign Tech Companies are Flocking to Guadalajara CGTN America Guadalajara is cementing its reputation as the tech capital of Mexico. Its annual tech exports have reached $20 billion and are expected to grow further. |
13Apr2017 | Man Suspected of Killing Border Agent in 'Fast and Furious' Scandal Arrested FoxNews.com The cartel member suspected of shooting and killing Border Patrol agent Brian Terry in 2010 with a gun supplied by the U.S. government was arrested in Mexico Wednesday. |
13Apr2017 | The 'Dolls of Culiacan': New Plastic Surgery Craze Sweeps Mexican Cartel Land Sputnik News Women in Mexico’s drug-trafficking regions are setting a new trend: surgical enhancement that makes them look like inflated dolls. The trend is particularly prevalent in states such as Sinaloa. |
13Apr2017 | The Forgotten History of Over a Half Million U.S. Deportations to Mexico in the 1930s Truthdig Over a million people, more than half of whom were American citizens of Mexican descent, were deported to Mexico from the United States in the 1930s - yet this massive wave of deportations is often overlooked. |
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