18Jan2017 | Deported Mexican Mothers Plan to Fight Donald Trump & His Proposed Immigration Policies Fusion Now that Donald Trump is the president-elect, a group of deported mothers are turning their fear into action. |
18Jan2017 | Back-to-Back Shootings Shake Quintana Roo's Caribbean Tourism Jewels The Associated Press Two consecutive days of shooting attacks that left a total of nine dead have put two of the jewels of Mexico's Caribbean coast on edge and spurred a warning to tourists by the U.S. government. |
18Jan2017 | Airbus' Self-Piloted 'Flying Car' Prototype to be Ready by Year End Reuters Airbus, as the world's largest maker of commercial helicopters, wants to invest to make the most of new technologies such as autonomous driving and artificial intelligence, to usher in what amounts to an era of flying cars. |
18Jan2017 | A Group of Native Mayan Dwellers Still Live in Southern Mexico's Ancient Jungle Travelers Today Deep within the ancient jungles of southern Mexico, there's still a Mayan group that still holds on to their native and traditional ways. |
18Jan2017 | Mexico to Lure Undeclared Cash with Tax Incentives VOA News Mexico said on Tuesday it will offer holders of undeclared capital abroad tax incentives to bring it home in a bid to lure some $10 billion in investment and steel itself against potential shocks from the incoming Trump administration. |
18Jan2017 | Reforma Poll Finds President Pena Nieto's Approval Falls to 12% After Gasoline Soars Bloomberg Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s approval rating plunged to a record low after the government’s decision to raise gasoline prices by the most in two decades. |
18Jan2017 | Psychiatric Patients Ready for Innovation, But Mexican Health Centers Are Not Global Voices What happens when we think of a psychiatric hospital? We probably imagine rooms guarded from the outside with safety locks, buildings covered with small windows and poorly treated residents in straitjackets, just like in horror films - or in real-life mental asylums of Mexico. |
18Jan2017 | Mexican Jews Launch 24-Hour Hotline to Tackle Life-Threatening Situations Jewish Telegraphic Agency Mexican Jews have launched a 24-hour emergency hotline to request personalized support in case of attempted suicide, domestic violence, depression, eating disorders and other emergency cases. |
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