18Mar2017 | While Scolding the White House, Mexico Seeks to Curtail Citizens' Rights The New York Times The Mexican government is quietly trying to rip up basic legal protections for its citizens at home and gut longstanding efforts to fix the nation’s broken rule of law. Legal experts fear the move will set back human rights in Mexico by decades. |
18Mar2017 | Doctor Makes a Breakthrough Discovery in Mexico for Severe Seizures in Children Culture Magazine Renowned Mexican physician, Dr. Saul Garza Morales held a conference in Mexico City this week to report the findings from his study of children suffering from Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome and were treated with Real Scientific Hemp Oil. |
18Mar2017 | State Prosecutor Accuses Authorities of Turning a Blind Eye to Mass Burial Grounds Deutsche Welle Veracruz state prosecutor Jorge Winckler Ortiz said that the scale of mass graves in the eastern region was so great a bulldozer or mechanical excavator must have been used to create them. |
18Mar2017 | Mexico to Offer up to 50,000 Jobs for Skilled Deportees AP/PTI The Mexican government has signed an agreement with a private organization to provide thousands of jobs for repatriated citizens as the United States moves to boost deportations of immigrants in that country illegally. |
17Mar2017 | Opium Poppy Cultivation Spreading Eastward from Guerrero Into Neighboring Oaxaca Mexico News Daily Oaxaca’s attraction has likely grown due to the Army’s presence in Guerrero and the countless territorial confrontations among crime gangs, pushing opium poppy cultivation eastward. |
17Mar2017 | The Deadliest Beat: Reporting on the Grim Fallout of Mexico's War on Drugs Al Jazeera This film, originally made in 2011, tracks two local newspapers for two days and shows a grim outlook for those who are determined to report the truths of Mexico's bloody drugs war. But how are these journalists coping now, six years on? |
17Mar2017 | Two Candidates for Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office Plagiarized Application Essays PanAm Post In order to apply for a position in Mexico’s anti-corruption prosecutor’s office, an essay must be submitted to the Senate. Two candidates in the running for that job have been disqualified after it was discovered they plagiarized their essays. |
17Mar2017 | Communities in Mexico Step Up to Protect a Forest Mongabay Southern Mexico’s Lacandon ecosystem lost more than 11 percent of its tree cover over 14 years. Now, communities that live within and around it are trying to stop its destruction. |
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