13Jan2017 | Companies in Mexico to Face Tough Market in 2017 Xinhua Mexican companies face a tough marked in 2017 by low economic growth, a weakening peso, and uncertain ties with Mexico's biggest trade partner, the United States, credit rating agency Moody's warns. |
13Jan2017 | Bitcoin Digital Bank Transfers Can Breach the Wall Between the US and Mexico CoinTelegraph Bitcoin keeps transforming lives and economic activities around the globe on a daily basis. The latest solution is an instantaneous bank transfer from the United States to Mexico using Satoshis at the cost of two percent. |
13Jan2017 | UN to Evaluate Mexico's 'Complex' Human Rights Defenders' Condition IANS The United Nation's special rapporteur Michel Forst will assess the situation of human rights defenders in Mexico, which he said is "complex", a media report said on Thursday. |
13Jan2017 | An Emotional Vice President Joe Biden Receives Medal of Freedom from President Obama The New Civil Rights Movement In a surprise event, President Barack Obnama awarded Vice President Biden the Presidential Medal of Freedom, with Distinction. It is America's highest civilian award. |
12Jan2017 | Left Wing Might Win Mexico's Presidency in 2018: US Intelligence Report The Baja Post If President Pena Nieto Constitutional Amendments don’t manage to narrow the economic gaps, the left wing in Mexico might take the power in 2018, said the U.S. National Intelligence Council in a press release. |
12Jan2017 | This Wildly Bigoted Anti-Latinx Rant Got a Washington State Woman Charged with a Hate Crime Fusion While most people have experienced road rage at some time in their lives, they probably haven’t filmed themselves going on an unhinged, proudly racist rant at another driver. That, however, is exactly what one Washington state motorist did. |
12Jan2017 | With a Protectionist Entering the White House, Mexico Ponders Its Options The Economist When an asteroid hit Earth 66 million years ago, wiping out the dinosaurs and 75% of plant and animal species, it hurt Mexico first. Donald Trump’s inauguration is far less frightening, but Mexicans can talk of little else. |
12Jan2017 | Police Chief Says Pipeline Thefts Can Only Happen with Collaboration of Pemex Personnel Mexico News Daily A high ranking Federal Police official says the continued tapping of Pemex’s fuel pipelines can only happen with the participation of employees within the oil company. |
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