08Mar2017 | High Excitement as Rally Guanajuato Hits the Dirt The Checkered Flag Rally Mexico is the first all gravel round of the WRC season as the Central American event offers rocky roads, passionate fans and highest altitude in the championship in this unique addition to the series. |
07Mar2017 | Ex-Police Commander Jailed for 30 Years for Murder of Oaxaca Journalist Committee to Protect Journalists A court in the Mexican state Oaxaca convicted Jorge Armando Santiago Martinez of murdering Marcos Hernandez Bautista, a reporter for the daily Noticias, Voz e Imagen de Oaxaca. |
07Mar2017 | How a Teenager Is on Track to Plant a Trillion Trees National Geographic Felix Finkbeiner is 19 - and Plant-for-the-Planet, the environmental group he founded, together with the UN’s Billion Tree campaign, has planted more than 14 billion trees in more than 130 nations. |
07Mar2017 | Four Daring Women to Climb the Highest Peak in Mexico for Children's Charity Care2 This month, Georgina Miranda and three other amazing women – Emma Walker, Jessica Hamel, and Elizabeth Williams – will tackle the highest peak in Mexico – Pico de Orizaba – a volcano reaching 18,491 feet. |
07Mar2017 | DHS Proposal to Separate Women & Children After Crossing from Mexico Angers Advocacy Groups Independent UK Advocacy and civil rights groups have expressed outrage at a proposal by the Department of Homeland Security to separate parents from their children to deter them from illegally crossing the Mexican-US border. |
07Mar2017 | Unemployment and the Informal Economy Are Key Challenges for Latin American Women Inter Press Service Nearly half of women of working age in Latin America and the Caribbean, 126 million, form part of the labor force. But they face a growing rate of unemployment, which could climb above 10 percent this year, a level not seen in two decades. |
07Mar2017 | One of the Top-Grossing Mexican Films of All Time San Diego Reader Like the antiheroes of Mexico’s idealized “married couple,†dark humor spotlights modern machismo through the husband, but the film You’re Killing Me Susana also introduces a sometimes forgotten character in Mexico, a strong woman. |
07Mar2017 | U.S. Populist Rhetoric Is Shifting Political Forces in Mexico - Toward the Left Fox News Presidential hopefuls are already campaigning in Mexico, with man-of-the-people Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador leading the pack. |
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