24Jan2017 | Demonstrators Protesting Over Gas Costs Disrupt Tijuana-US Border Crossings The Associated Press Demonstrators have taken control of Mexican border crossings with the U.S. several times in the past month to oppose Mexican gasoline price hikes in an unusual, if not unprecedented, show of protest. |
23Jan2017 | Digital Networks Preferred by Mexicans Both Fuel and Fight Social Discontent Inter Press Service According to a study carried out last year, in 2015 Internet penetration in Mexico was 59 per cent, in a population of 122 million, in spite of there being almost one mobile phone per inhabitant. This is an indication of the relative power of digital democracy in this country. |
23Jan2017 | Trump Reinstates 'Mexico City Policy,' Barring Aid to Groups That Promote Abortion Overseas Politico If there was any doubt about President Donald Trump’s stance on abortion, he settled it by using an executive order to bar U.S. aid to groups that provide or promote the procedure overseas. |
23Jan2017 | Violence in Quintana Roo's Popular Tourism Epicenter Points to Cartel Conflict InSight Crime A recent wave of violence in Mexico's most important tourism corridor has sparked fears about new conflicts between drug cartels seeking to gain control over the area. |
23Jan2017 | There's a Lot to Think About When It Comes to Marijuana Reform in Mexico Marijuana.com There are many reasons to make liberalization a reality in Mexico, but none better than the reduction or end of a senseless and bloody drug war. |
23Jan2017 | Scientists with 'Citizen Sleuths' Claim Breakthrough in DB Cooper Mystery The Daily Telegraph Even after the FBI shut the book on the mysterious case of DB Cooper, armchair detectives have refused to give up the search for answers. And now they’ve stumbled across an exciting new lead. |
23Jan2017 | A Priest in Mexico Who Performed 6,000 Exorcisms Says the Devil Fears Him The Christian Times An 80-year-old Mexican priest, who has conducted at least 6,000 exorcisms in his 40 years of service, has claimed that the devil is afraid of him. |
23Jan2017 | Airlines Ban All Carry-Ons for Lowest-Fare Customers AskMen American Airlines is getting into the low-cost air travel game, joining United in offering a Basic Economy class. Passengers will not be able to use overhead bins, will have to pay an extra baggage handling fee and be the last to board. |
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