31Mar2017 | Ancient Royal Palace Complex Found in Oaxaca Valley IBTimes Archeologists have stumbled upon an ancient palace complex while excavating a site in Mexico’s Oaxaca valley. The palatial compound likely belongs to the Zapotec civilization that flourished over 2,000 years ago. |
31Mar2017 | U.N. Experts Warn About 'Alarming' U.S. Trend Against Free Speech, Protest Reuters Human rights investigators said 19 states have introduced bills that would curb freedom of expression since Trump’s election victory. |
31Mar2017 | Porn Star in Mexico Under Investigation for Filming Sex Acts in Historic Graveyard HeatStreet A porn actress who filmed a movie in a graveyard in Mexico will be investigated for the crime of public obscenity and could be facing up to two years in jail. |
31Mar2017 | Mexico Records Lowest Unemployment Rate in 11 Years, But Challenges Remain PanAm Post Mexico’s unemployment reached its lowest rate in 11 years this February, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography. But experts warn the unemployment rate could increase in following months. |
31Mar2017 | Families of Mexico's Disappeared Still Waiting for Law to Help Find Loved Ones El Pais A draft bill that President Enrique Pena sent to Congress in 2015 has been beset by delays. Families want to take part in searches aware of the corruption that has corroded the justice system. |
31Mar2017 | SpaceX Makes History with Launch and Landing of a Used Falcon 9 Rocket CalNews In a flight that could revolutionize the future of space missions, SpaceX successfully launched a communications satellite into orbit Thursday using a rocket that was previously sent into space and recovered intact instead of being allowed to burn up or crash into the ocean. |
31Mar2017 | Is It Art or Is It a Blood Sport? Mexico Considers Banning the Bullfight CGTN America It’s a centuries-old tradition but recently, the cause for heated debate. As protesters call it cruel and tortuous, Mexico considers banning bullfights. |
31Mar2017 | Amnesty International Asks Permission to Visit 'El Chapo' Guzman in New York Jail UPI Amnesty International has asked a federal judge for permission to visit Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in his jail call in Manhattan to evaluate the conditions in which he is being held. |
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