02Mar2017 | Journalists Face Unprecedented Risk as Insurgent Criminal Groups Spread Globally XinhuaNet The risks include kidnapping for ransom or political gain, and murder by insurgents who see journalists as surrogates of an enemy too powerful to attack directly, said the Committee to Protect Journalists in a report. |
02Mar2017 | Miami's Loss Is Mexico's Gain as PGA's World Golf Championship Plays On The Associated Press For the first time since 1962 the PGA Tour will not have a tournament at Doral this year. It found a sponsor in Grupo Salinas, giving birth to the Mexico Championship. |
02Mar2017 | Robot Security Vulnerabilities Pose Threat to Humans Newsweek Robots built by leading manufacturers are at “critical risk†of being hacked and posing a serious threat to people and property, according to cybersecurity researchers. |
02Mar2017 | Femicide Sparks Radical Art Protests in Mexico City teleSUR English Six women are killed each day in Mexico but only a quarter of the cases are investigated. And authorities and the media labeling femicide as 'an act of passion' doesn't really help. |
02Mar2017 | CleanSeas Campaign Declares War on Ocean Plastic Inter Press Service The #CleanSeas campaign is a global movement targeting governments, industry and consumers to urgently reduce the production and excessive use of plastic that is polluting the earth’s oceans, damaging marine life and threatening human health. |
02Mar2017 | Conan's Mexico Special Sheds Light on the Absurdity of Physical and Political Borders The Huffington Post Conan O’Brien relocated his show to Mexico on Wednesday - and used its cold open to take aim at President Donald Trump’s “extreme vetting†process for immigrants applying to enter America. |
02Mar2017 | Report Shows Steady Increase in Wire Transfers from US to Mexico Since January The Hill Remittances to Mexico sent by people in the United States to friends or family in Mexico were up 6.3 percent in January compared to the same period last year. |
02Mar2017 | Ambassador to US Says Mexico Will Accept Mexican Deportees, But Not Others PJ Media Mexican Ambassador to the U.S. Carlos M. Sada said the Mexican government would take back Mexicans who are deported from the United States but emphasized that the Mexican government would refuse to reimburse the U.S. for the construction of a border wall. |
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