20Feb2017 | Did the New Season of The Simpsons Just Predict Mexico's Next President? PanAm Post The new season of The Simpsons is about to start and an image has been spreading around social media showing Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President of Mexico’s National Regeneration Movement party, wearing a presidential band. |
20Feb2017 | Violence Returns to Juarez One Year After the Pope's Historic Visit KFOX Violence is on the rise once again in Ciudad Juarez, a year after Pope Francis’ visit to the Borderland. |
20Feb2017 | Now More Than Ever the World Needs The School of Authentic Journalism The Narcosphere It is a time of deep social conflict in the United States, Mexico, and throughout much of the world. Amid this conflict, The School of Authentic Journalism provides an effective laboratory where we study and teach how to communicate the stories of social movements that seek to transform the world. |
19Feb2017 | 'Punta Arrecifes,' Donald Trump's Billion-Dollar Project, Cancelled in Cozumel The Yucatan Times For the inhabitants of Cozumel, Donald Trump is a well-known name, and not precisely for being the current president of the United States. |
19Feb2017 | Neurodiverse Teens Restore a Vintage Bentley to Race 1,900 Miles Across Mexico PSFK The 'Mexico Or Bust' project aims to spread awareness and spark conversation about neurodiversity and autism by showcasing the extraordinary talents of teenagers beyond their disabilities. |
19Feb2017 | Over 160 Countries Receive Made In Mexico Products Mexico News Network More than 160 countries are consuming products made in Mexico, a result of 120 million Mexicans who do a great job, in which the preparation of professionals dedicated to food production is the main tool. |
19Feb2017 | Asylum Seekers Are Being Turned Away Ilegally at the U.S.-Mexico Border VICE News Customs and Border Protection agents at the San Ysidro Port of Entry - connecting Tijuana and San Diego - have been routinely and illegally turning away asylum seekers for the past several months, according to immigration advocates. |
19Feb2017 | A Crowded Mexico City, Parched and Sinking, Faces a Growing Water Crisis The New York Times When Mexico City’s Grand Canal was completed, at the end of the 1800s, it promised to solve the flooding and sewage problems that had plagued the city for centuries. But it didn’t. |
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