19Jan2017 | Jobless Rate Close to Full Employment Level in Mexico, Further Rebound Unlikely EconoTimes Mexico’s labor market is close to full employment. The nation’s jobless rate dropped in October-November to the lowest levels since 2008, while the rate of hiring in the manufacturing sector continued to indicate growth in the labor market. |
19Jan2017 | A Plea to Putin: Mexican Petition Demands Political Intervention of Russia Sputnik The author of a Spanish-language petition urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to meddle in Mexico's internal affairs to resolve the country's corruption problem said that Putin's interference is necessary because "international organizations know what is happening in Mexico, but do nothing." |
19Jan2017 | Shelters in Mexico Assisting Many Cuban Nationals After US Policy Change KRGV Respite centers in Mexico are assisting Cuban nationals left in limbo after the recent change in immigration policy. They want help from governments on both sides of the border. |
19Jan2017 | Eight in 10 Americans Think U.S. Will Pay for the Wall on Mexico's Border CBS News Seventy-nine percent of Americans expect that if a wall is built along the border, the U.S. will ultimately pay for it. Just 14 percent expect Mexico will pay. |
19Jan2017 | Earth Sets Temperature Record for 3rd Straight Year The New York Times Surface temperatures are heading toward levels that many scientists believe will pose a threat to both the natural world and to human civilization. |
18Jan2017 | Under Former Governor, Children Treated with Fake Chemotherapy in Veracruz teleSUR Children with cancer were treated with “fake chemotherapy,†in the southeastern Mexican state of Veracruz, due to budget shortfall and diversion of resources during the past administration, Governor Miguel Angel Yunes revealed this week. |
18Jan2017 | Murder of Indigenous Mexican Activist Triggers Calls for Better Protection of Campaigners Thomson Reuters Foundation A prominent environmentalist in Mexico was shot dead over the weekend, highlighting the dangers facing activists in Latin America and prompting calls for better protection of land and indigenous rights campaigners. |
18Jan2017 | Canadian Coast-to-Coast Trail Is Almost Finished Upworthy Valerie Valerie has dedicated herself for nearly 15 years to The Trans Canada Trail Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that's building one of the world's longest recreational trails from one coast of Canada to the other. |
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