29Jan2017 | If the Trade War Is Coming, How Would Mexico Fare? The Washington Post That is the question that has preoccupied politicians and business leaders here since President Trump won the election and began pursuing his agenda to impose tariffs on goods made in Mexico and to build a wall along the border. |
28Jan2017 | Securing a Bold and Prosperous Future for Our Ocean National Geographic The ocean is powerful, but not invincible. It is rich, but not inexhaustible. For humans to thrive in the coming centuries, we will have to be smarter about how we approach the 70 percent of our planet the ocean covers. |
28Jan2017 | Getting Tough with Trump Is Good Politics for Mexican President Pena Nieto The Conversation Dealing with the wall and NAFTA issues at the same time would be challenging for both the Mexican and the American governments regardless, but the task is further complicated by the fact that neither president is popular with his people. |
28Jan2017 | Sea Shepherd Rescues Drowning Fisherman in Gulf of California Fleeing Illegal Fishing Activity Sea Shepherd Conservation Society The Farley Mowat and the Sam Simon are currently in the Gulf of California as part of Operation Milagro III to stop the imminent extinction of the endangered vaquita porpoise. Both ships are protecting the vaquita refuge and patrolling for poachers. |
28Jan2017 | #AdiosProductosGringos: Mexicans Launch Social Media Campaign Against American Products Konbini A social media campaign against American products has been launched in Mexico, calling on Mexicans to choose home-made products instead of American ones. |
27Jan2017 | A Divided Mexico Unites Behind Own President Pena Nieto, Against President Donald Trump MSNBC Bouncing back from record low approval ratings, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is surging in popularity for his aggressive stance against Trump. |
27Jan2017 | The US-Mexico Border Is a Dangerous Place With or Without a Wall VOA News In the vast desert outside Jacumba, California, Enrique Morones drops gallon jugs of water beside bushes for migrants who might otherwise die from dehydration. He calls the barrier there “the wall of death and a wall of shame.†|
27Jan2017 | Long-Lost Diary of Tortured 'Converso' Jew in 16th-Century Mexico Found The Times of Israel A manuscript by Luis de Carvajal was missing for 75 years until spotted by a keen-eyed collector. Now it joins others on display at the New-York Historical Society. |
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