29Mar2017 | Trump's Border Wall May Be Built in Mexico Because 'US Won't Cede' the Rio Grande Salon There is virtually no chance that President Donald Trump’s proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border will be paid for by Mexico, and now the White House is signaling that the massive construction project may not even take place on U.S. territory. |
29Mar2017 | Entrepreneurs Find a Way to Fight CDMX Air Pollution Al Jazeera It’s the fifth-largest city in the world, and the sheer volume of people living in Mexico City means it’s no stranger to high levels of air pollution. Now, two entrepreneurs are hoping to change that by converting petrol-powered cars to electric. |
29Mar2017 | Despite Security Worries, Mexico's Largest Travel Trade Show Underway in Acapulco Mexico News Daily Mexico’s biggest travel trade show has kicked off in Acapulco, where organizers are hoping to inject new energy into the destination’s tourist industry. But the start was not an auspicious one. |
29Mar2017 | Mexican Judge Clears Man of Schoolgirl Sexual Assault Because He Didn't Enjoy It IBTimes One of the wealthy young men accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old-girl in Mexico’s high-profile "Los Porkys" case has been acquitted by a judge because the assault was not done with "lascivious intent." |
29Mar2017 | Here's Why It's Impossible to Scan or Photocopy Today's Paper Money Business Insider Starting in 1996 the government started adding a pattern on paper money that most modern photocopiers and scanners can catch. This pattern makes it impossible to copy. |
29Mar2017 | University Crime & Delinquency Study Examines Death Penalty Support in Mexico Phys.org In sharp contrast to studies of public support for the death penalty conducted in the U.S., Catholics in Mexico were found to be more likely to support capital punishment, while older Mexicans and those living in states that bordered the U.S. were less likely to support the death penalty. |
28Mar2017 | Oil Drillers Face an Angry Mob in Guerrilla Country Bloomberg An angry mob torched City Hall in the southern Mexican town of Tecpatan last month over oil, specifically the government’s plan to auction off a swath of land around their farming community to private drillers. |
28Mar2017 | Husband of 'Bravest Woman in Mexico' Jailed in Texas on Charges of Trafficking El Paso Times Six years ago, Marisol Valles Garcia stood up to drug cartels as a 20-year-old police chief in one of Mexico’s most dangerous border towns before death threats forced her and her family to seek asylum in the United States. Now, Valles’ husband is in an El Paso County jail accused of drug trafficking, |
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