06Jan2017 | Will America End Its Aggressive Drug War Strategy That's Battered Latin America for Four Decades? The Conversation In recent years an international movement to reform global narcotics policies has been growing, with activists and presidents alike declaring that the United States’ “war on drugs†has failed. Now it seems the US has finally gotten the message – from Latin America, at least. |
06Jan2017 | Here's 30 Movies That Are Going to Blow Everyone Away This Year Looper Even though 2016 was an epic year for movies, it almost feels like a warm-up when you look at the long list of blockbuster films already on the release calendar for 2017. |
06Jan2017 | Euthanasia Will be a Legal Right Under Mexico City's New Constitution Xinhua Mexico City has become the first entity within Mexico to legalize euthanasia, after the issue was approved this week by the city's constitutional assembly. |
06Jan2017 | The Mexican 'Contingency Plan' for Trump Isn't Working CNNMoney Mexico's "contingency plan" to protect its economy from the "hurricane" effect of Donald Trump's electoral victory isn't working. |
06Jan2017 | Lawsuit Threatened Over Failure to Sanction Mexico for Illegal Totoaba Trade, Vaquita Decline The Center for Biological Diversity The U.S.-based Center for Biological Diversity formally threatened legal action to force the United States to sanction Mexico over illegal fishing that has caused the drastic decline of vaquita. |
06Jan2017 | New York Times: For Mexican Leaders, a Turbulent Start to the New Year The New York Times New turmoil promises to make this year even more difficult for President Enrique Pena Nieto, whose approval ratings have already plunged below 25 percent. |
05Jan2017 | Quakes Near US-MX Border Gets Scientists' Attention The Los Angeles Times A swarm of more than 250 small earthquakes have struck since New Year’s Eve near the California-Mexico border, causing unease among residents and attention from scientists. |
05Jan2017 | Cuban Tourism Sees Massive Growth; American Tourists Demanding More Hotels Travelers Today Two years ago, President Barack Obama restored diplomatic relations with Cuba. Since then, Cold War-era travel restrictions that prohibited most Americans from visiting were lifted, leading to a surge of U.S. tourists and a scramble to accommodate them. |
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