23Jan2017 | Mexico Will 'Mirror' Policy on Any US Trade Tax Change Reuters Mexico's economy minister said his country was ready to renegotiate trade rules with the United States and that any change in U.S. tax policy that affected imports would have to be countered with a "mirror action" in Mexico. |
23Jan2017 | 360 Million of 625 Million People Are Overweight in Latin America and Caribbean Inter Press Service In Latin America and the Caribbean 360 million people are overweight, and 140 million are obese, warned the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and the Panamerican Health Organization. |
23Jan2017 | Thousands Rally in Mexico Against President Pena Nieto for Gas Price Surge Sputnik The protesters gathered in front of government buildings in the capital, with more demonstrations taking place in Guadalajara and Villahermosa. |
23Jan2017 | After Success of Women's March, One Question Remains: What's Next? The New York Times More than a million people who turned out on Saturday for women’s marches in what was an extraordinary display of dissent against the Trump presidency. A critical question remains: What happens now? |
22Jan2017 | Mexico's View of Trump: Messianism and Pananoia on Pennsylvania Avenue La Jornada The ceremony in which the President of the United States took office, and especially his inaugural speech, made very clear the conception that Donald Trump has of himself, his country and the relations that it maintains with the other nations of the world. |
22Jan2017 | U.S. May Help Boost Security on Mexico's Southern Border with Guatemala Stratfor The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is considering helping Mexico increase security at its southern border with Guatemala. |
21Jan2017 | Obama Says Dems Need to Get Smarter About Tech Recode Barack Obama says Democrats need to get smarter about tech taking jobs - “Automation is relentless and it’s going to accelerate,†Obama said in his last interview as president. |
21Jan2017 | With Trump in Power and Continued Slow Growth, Mexican Leadership Could Make a Left Turn Mexico News Daily Many Mexicans dislike the leader of the left-wing party called Morena, but Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador may represent the kind of firm leadership that Mexico wants in the face of a new relationship with its northern neighbor. |
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