16Jan2017 | A Guide to Mexico City's Thriving House, Techno and Experimental Music Scene Electronic Beats The sprawling megalopolis - usually referred to as D.F., or Distrito Federal - boasts as wide an array of musical cliques as any other global city, and within the world of electronic music the same rule holds. |
16Jan2017 | Land Grabs Are Partly to Blame for Skyrocketing Violence in Central America The Huffington Post Many Central American refugees showing up at America’s door are both refugees of urban violence and, before that, of land grabs. |
16Jan2017 | Mexican Border Town Full of Dentists Might Be the Future of American Health Care Remezcla As Republicans triumphantly announce plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act, their total lack of a viable alternative has left all of us wondering what that could mean for the future of American healthcare. One dusty Mexican border town might hold the answer. |
16Jan2017 | 8 Billionaires Own Same as Poorest Half of the World Oxfam Eight men own the same wealth as the 3.6 billion people who make up the poorest half of humanity, according to a new report published by Oxfam today. |
16Jan2017 | The BPM Festival Confirms Four Dead and 12 Injured in Playa Del Carmen Shootings DJ Mag The BPM Festival has issued an official statement on the shootings that have left multiple people reportedly dead and many more injured after shots were fired during the Elrow closing party at Blue Parrot at the event in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, in the early hours of this morning. |
16Jan2017 | Pena Nieto's Last Window of Opportunity to Bring Mexico Together Reforma This opinion column, by the president of the major Mexican business organization COPARMEX, constitutes a highly unusal, direct challenge to President Pena Nieto from the business sector. |
15Jan2017 | Poll Shows Most Mexicans Think Police 'Controlled by Organized Crime' InSight Crime A recent opinion poll reveals a lack of public trust in security forces, exemplifying yet again how institutional failures risk boosting support for problematic responses to insecurity. |
15Jan2017 | Mexican Aphrodisiac Fish More Pricey Than Cocaine Agencia EFE A fish endemic to Mexico’s Gulf of California has been the target of poaching for decades because its swim bladder is highly coveted in China, where it is believed to possess aphrodisiac and medicinal properties. |
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