04Jan2017 | Slowing Mexico's Violence Requires a Comprehensive Security Policy Approach Express-News As Mexico’s murder levels climb, the response will need to be quick and multifaceted, addressing and tamping down on the flames of violence that are once again burning across the country. |
04Jan2017 | Gasoline Hikes Lead to Nationwide Food Shortages, Sparking Outrage Among Mexicans teleSUR Shortages of food and basic products are being reported throughout Mexico as thousands of people have blocked fuel stations and roads across the country to protest sharp increases in gasoline prices. |
04Jan2017 | Businesspeople Lose Confidence to Invest in Mexico, INEGI Survey Finds Prensa Latina Confidence of businesspeople to invest continued collapsing in December for the seventh consecutive month, due to greater pesimism regarding the present and future economic situation in Mexico. |
04Jan2017 | Playa del Carmen Kicks Off The BPM Festival 10th Anniversary This Weekend Billboard The BPM Festival 10th Anniversary launch this weekend commemorates the festival’s decade long rise to prominence and influential stature within the global festival circuit. |
04Jan2017 | Viral Quinceanera Family Gets Recruited by Mexican Politicians and Campaign Strategists Fusion The Garcia Ibarra family, known throughout Mexico for their daughter’s viral quinceanera party, appears to be leveraging its accidental internet fame into a new career in politics. |
03Jan2017 | Citizens' Purchasing Power Takes a Nose Dive Under President Pena Nieto PanAm Post The purchasing power of Mexicans has decreased by 11.1% during the tenure of the Pena Nieto government according to data on the minimum wage, inflation, and price indexes collected by the National Autonomous University of Mexico. |
03Jan2017 | Global Voices: 2016 Was the Year of Citizen Heroes in Latin America Global Voices Wherever you encounter resistance in Latin America, you find people working to change perceptions and reject the definitions propagated by fear, isolation, and the kind of reductive headlines found too often in the mass media. |
03Jan2017 | Children Fleeing Violence in Central America Often End Up in Mexican Detention Centers - or Deported Global Nation Mexico is being criticized for the incarceration of thousands of children crossing the border to escape violence in Central America. The National Human Rights Commission has denounced conditions and treatment of children in its detention centers. |
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