27Dec2016 | Annual 'Night of the Radishes' Festival Held in Mexico PressTV Mexicans have showcased their carving talents during the annual Night of the Radishes festival. The 199th edition of the festival held in Wahaka included carving Aztec figures from kings and patron saints to a full Mariachi band of radishes. |
27Dec2016 | Faced with Unaffordable Drug Prices, Tens of Millions Buy Medicine Outside U.S. Kaiser Health News As drug prices have spiraled upward in the past decade, tens of millions of generally law-abiding Americans have committed an illegal act in response: They have bought prescriptions outside the U.S. and imported them. |
27Dec2016 | Thousands Attend Mexican Girl's Quinceanera Party Following Viral Invite The Associated Press Looking overwhelmed by the attention, yet resplendent in an elaborate fuchsia dress and gleaming tiara, Rubi Ibarra celebrated her 15th birthday on Monday in a rural Mexican village after the invitation to the event by her father went viral and made her the toast of the country. |
26Dec2016 | Illicit Drug Sales on the Dark Web Don't Really Make Mexico Any Safer Dejusticia Global Rights Blog Crypto markets for buying drugs might make things safer for consumers, but they do nothing to protect people in producer or transit countries. |
26Dec2016 | UN Rights Experts Urge Mexico to Focus More on the Fight Against Impunity UN News Centre Concluding a ten-day visit to Mexico last week, the United Nations Subcommittee on the Prevention of Torture urged the authorities to redouble its efforts to fight impunity and to immediately adopt the General Law on Torture, in full conformity with relevant international standards. |
26Dec2016 | Mazatlan Opens Largest Shark Tank in Latin America Mazatlan Messenger After more than 6 years Mazatlan’s locals and visitors can finally visit the biggest shark tank in Latin America. |
26Dec2016 | CNDH, UNAM Sign Accord to Eradicate Violence Against Women in Mexico Prensa Latina The National Human Rights Commission and the Gender Studies Program at the National Autonomous University of Mexico have signed an agreement to contribute to the eradication of all violence against women. |
26Dec2016 | La Santa Muerte, 'Patron Saint of Narcos,' Rattles Mexico's Catholic Church The Telegraph Known as the patron saint of violent drug cartels for her relative tolerance, Our Lady of Holy Death is perhaps the fastest growing religion in the Americas. The Catholic church views the folk religion as a blasphemous threat to its standing in Mexico. |
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