23Mar2017 | Gay Tourism to Cuba Is Improving Queer Life in the Imperfect Paradise Unicorn Booty Ever since the Obama Administration defrosted America’s relationship with Cuba in 2015, LGBTQ tourists have begun flocking to the sunny island nation to experience its sandy beaches, tropical valleys and old city districts filled with Spanish-French colonial architecture. |
23Mar2017 | Research in Mexico Claims to Have Come Up with the Answer to Helping the Poor Save: Plastic MarketWatch Using a debit card may actually help some people, particularly those who don’t trust banks, to save more, according to a study that came out this month from researchers. |
23Mar2017 | A Mexico Border Wall Raises Environmental Concerns Al Jazeera The first formal step towards building a border wall between the United States and Mexico will soon be taken. But environmentalists are concerned that such a structure would harm the landscape. |
23Mar2017 | Pope Francis to Canonize the Child Martyrs of Tlaxcala The Associated Press Pope Francis is making five more child saints: two Portuguese shepherd children who said the Virgin Mary appeared to them in Fatima 100 years ago and three Mexican adolescents who were killed for their faith in the 16th century. |
23Mar2017 | Three Shark Fishermen from Oaxaca Rescued After Nine Days at Sea Mexico News Daily After nine days lost on the open sea, three shark fishermen from Huatulco, Oaxaca, were found this week, safe and sound. |
23Mar2017 | Spring Breakers Had the Audacity to Chant 'Build That Wal' While Vacationing in Cancun SFGate A Mexican newspaper condemned American spring breakers who reportedly chanted "Build that wall!" during a family show on a tourist ship off Cancun. |
22Mar2017 | Netanyahu Support for 'The Wall' Triggers Wave of Online Anti-Semitism in Mexico Arutz Sheva The support expressed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in January for President Donald Trump wanting to build a wall separating the United States and Mexico has triggered an “alarming†wave of anti-Semitism online. |
22Mar2017 | US Army Veteran, Who Served Twice in Afghanistan, to Be Deported Back to Mexico Opposing Views A federal judge ordered an army veteran be deported back to Mexico for a nonviolent drug offense. He served two tours in Afghanistan. |
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