20Feb2017 | Traveling the World on Blind Dates Paid By Rich Men Inside Edition Meet the woman who has gone on blind dates thousands of miles from home, courtesy of men who are more than happy to pick up the tab. |
20Feb2017 | Friends and Families Turn to Facebook to Give a Voice to Missing People in Mexico Global Voices Their desperate searches can exhaust the resources of whole households, and so many people have turned to social media and other digital platforms as an effective way to get the word out. Among them, Facebook has become the most popular. |
20Feb2017 | The Border Is a Constitution-Free Zone for Agents Who Shoot and Kill. But Maybe Not for Long The Huffington Post Maria Guadalupe Guereca wanted to hold her son. Instead, Mexican police held her back from the crime scene. Guereca swears she saw her son move, but they wouldn’t let her down to see him. |
20Feb2017 | Report Finds Major Flaws in Proposals to Further Militarize Mexico's Drug War InSight Crime A Senate report on recent proposals that apparently aim to regulate the role of Mexico's military in public security has concluded that the draft legislation would only grow the responsibility of the armed forces in the fight against organized crime. |
20Feb2017 | Call Centers in Tijuana Await 'Huge Pool of Talent' if US Keeps Deportation Pledge The Guardian If US President Donald Trump deports millions of people, Mexico’s call centers will have one word for him - and it will not be gracias; it will be “thanks.†|
20Feb2017 | Victims Too, in Mexico's Growing Renewable Energies Inter Press Service The growing number of wind and solar power projects in the southern Mexican state of Yucatan are part of a positive change in Mexico’s energy mix. But affected communities do not see it in the same way. |
20Feb2017 | Leftist Leader AMLO Attacks President Pena Nieto Over 'Submissiveness' to US PanAm Post Lopez Obrador said if Pena Nieto’s administration does not file a human rights violation claim against Trump before the UN, he and his party will. |
20Feb2017 | Biologists Discover Life Inside 50,000-Year-Old Crystals Found in Mexican Cave System Telegiz Scientists have made a major discovery of ancient life forms as old as 50,000 years, that have been detected still alive inside crystals. These ancient crystals were found inside hot and humid caves in Naica, Mexico. |
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