13Feb2017 | Advocates Fear Chemicals Used on Mexico's Drug Crops Cause Cancer InSight Crime An advocacy group says exposure to chemicals used by criminal groups to help grow marijuana and opium poppy plants could be behind a surge in the incidence of cancer among indigenous children in northern Mexico. |
13Feb2017 | Morena Party Leader Lopez Obrador Kicks Off US Tour for Immigrant Rights teleSUR Mexico’s left-wing presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador launched a U.S. tour Sunday beginning in Los Angeles aimed at promoting and defending the rights of Mexican immigrants north of the border. |
13Feb2017 | Jesse & Joy Dedicated Grammy to Hispanics in Tearful Acceptance Speech The Huffington Post Beyonce and Adele stole the show during the live portion of the 59th annual Grammy Awards, but the pre-telecast ceremony had a must-see heartwarming moment courtesy of Jesse & Joy. |
13Feb2017 | NAFTA Has Harmed Mexico More Than Any Wall Could Common Dreams It's worth taking a step back to look at the economics of U.S.-Mexican relations to see how immigration from Mexico even became a political issue someone like Trump could use to his advantage. |
13Feb2017 | Latin America Is a Leading Influence in the Global Fight Against Hunger Inter Press Service A model for fighting against hunger and malnutrition with a global reach which has been successful within and outside the region has spread worldwide, first from Brazil and then from Latin America. |
13Feb2017 | Anti-Trump Protests Held in Mexico Against US President's 'Campaign of Xenophobia' Common Dreams About 20,000 people staged a march through Mexico’s capital Sunday demanding respect for their country and its migrants in the face of perceived hostility from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. |
12Feb2017 | Death and Resurrection in Mexico: The Shame of Letting People Disappear Television del Sur A surreal story about the exhumation of somebody who turned out to be alive and the carelessness of authorities in cases of enforced disappearances. |
12Feb2017 | As Haitian Refugees Settle in Mexico, a Photojournalist Documents a New Tijuana KCET Last May, the complex landscape of Tijuana got a new addition - thousands of Haitians who came to the border seeking asylum. Since their arrival, Tijuana-based photojournalist Omar MartÃnez has been documenting the social conditions they live through. |
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