10Mar2017 | Senior U.S. Drug Official Praises Cooperation with Mexico as 'Law Enforcement Wall' The Los Angeles Times A top U.S. drug official made a strong case for continued cooperation with Mexico on fighting drug-trafficking, saying successful law enforcement already has created a virtual wall. |
10Mar2017 | Asylum Requests Surge as Mexico Becomes a Destination Country for Refugees Center for Immigration Studies As the White House tightens immigration enforcement, Central Americans are increasingly opting to apply for refugee status in Mexico. |
10Mar2017 | This Affordable Biodegradable Paper Donut Could Help Reforest the Planet coExist Called the Cocoon, this simple invention protects seedlings from harsh arid climates and reduces the amount of water they need to thrive - and boosts their survival rate by as much as 80%. |
10Mar2017 | Foreign Secretary Videgaray Skips State Department, Goes Straight to White House Newsmax Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Relations met with high-ranking members of President Donald Trump's administration at the White House, bypassing the normal reception from the U.S. Secretary of State. |
10Mar2017 | Environmental Activists Increasingly Under Attack in Latin American Countries Global Journalist On this edition of Global Journalist, a look at the rising tide of violence against environmentalists and indigenous rights activists in – and why the problem is so widespread in Latin America. |
10Mar2017 | BP Plans Entry Into Mexico's Retail Gasoline Market New China TV Motorists will be able to fill up their gas tanks at about 1,500 new BP service stations the oil major company plans to open across Mexico over the next five years. |
10Mar2017 | Facebook Adds Travel-Planning Feature 'City Guides' Skift Facebook quietly launched a City Guides feature in the Facebook app that enables users to book some hotels and restaurants, and message or tap to call other hotels, restaurants, and tours and attractions. |
10Mar2017 | Why Building a 'Beautiful Wall' on Mexico's Northern Border Won't Stop the Drug Cartels Newsweek Despite the wall, the Mexican cartels have long managed to get drugs into the U.S. by a variety of means: catapults, hang gliders, underground tunnels, even submarines. And drugs from Mexico often still enter the United States through official border crossings. |
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