20Mar2017 | 30,000 Mexicans March in Solidarity with Migrants After Mass at Northern Border Wall AMN Archbishop Francisco Moreno Barron, led a Catholic Mass next to the border wall between the United States and Mexico in the border city of Tijuana on Sunday, before participating in a 30,000-strong march in solidarity with migrants worldwide. |
20Mar2017 | Once a Murder Capital, Juarez Looks to Rebrand Itself NPR.org The border city of Juarez, Mexico, is safe and open for business. That’s the message of a new tourism campaign that is trying to rehabilitate the image of a city once known as the most violent in the world. |
20Mar2017 | Volunteers Are Building Homes, Inspiring Hope for Mexico's Working Poor CNN Homes of Hope International is a nonprofit organization that builds homes for families in need in the Baja region of Mexico as well as other countries. |
20Mar2017 | Young Baja California Scientist Verifies Mobile Phone Signal Threat - to Oysters Mexico News Daily Research by a budding scientist from La Paz, Baja California Sur, has found that mobile phone signals can have a harmful impact on the development of shellfish. |
20Mar2017 | Five Deported Mexican Immigrants Slam #BadHombre Lie from #realDonaldTrump Fusion Data shows the claims that the Trump administration is only focusing on immigrants who have committed crimes may not be entirely true. |
20Mar2017 | It's Been a Much Better Year for Mexico's Billionaires Forbes Mexico’s billionaires are now richer than a year ago. Despite a weak currency and a sluggish economy, the combined net worth of Mexico’s billionaires climbed 17%, from $99.6 billion in 2016 to $116.7 billion. |
20Mar2017 | Human Rights Agency Urges Mexican Government to Find Missing 43 Students BERNAMA Authorities should try to locate Mexico's 43 missing students "with the same determination" they used to capture escaped drug lord Joaquin "EL Chapo" Guzman, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said at a hearing last week. |
19Mar2017 | Centennial of Mexico's Constitution Celebrated with New 100-Peso Bank Note Coin World A new 100-peso note is Mexico’s first commemorative bank note since 2009. It celebrates the centennial of its constitution and was released on the centennial date of Feb. 5, 2017. |
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