25Dec2016 | Mexico's Gas Deregulation Leading to 2017 Price Hike PanAm Post The Energy and Energy Regulatory Commission and Pemex announced it will be deregulating gas in Mexico in March 2017, a process that will cause gas prices to rise. |
25Dec2016 | Tijuana Residents Welcome Haitian Immigrants Stuck at U.S.-Mexico Border PBS NewsHour Residents of Tijuana, Mexico, are showing an unusual amount of hospitality to Haitian immigrants stuck at the border due to reinstated US deportations to Haiti for the first time since 2010's earthquake. |
25Dec2016 | Rare Glimpse Into Cuba's Reclusive LGTB Collective Metro UK It’s well documented that the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community have suffered abysmally and been subject to endless discrimination around the world. In Cuba the community were ostracized from the very beginning of the Cuban revolution in 1959. |
25Dec2016 | Environmental Grassroots Protest: What Does It Mean to Resist and Defend Mexican Territory? openDemocracy What is it like to resist and defend the territory in a repressive context? How can those involved avoid burnout? These questions can only be answered by analyzing the all-important emotional dimension of protest. |
24Dec2016 | As Trump Saber-Rattles, Most of World Vows to Push Total Nuke Ban in New Year Common Dreams As U.S. President-elect Donald Trump continues to receive rebuke for his comments on the subject, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted a resolution which calls for negotiations to begin next year on an international treaty to completely ban the use of nuclear weapons. |
24Dec2016 | Costa Rica on the Hunt for Wanted Former State of Veracruz Governor Duarte Q Costa Rica Costa Rica said it was investigating whether a former Mexican state governor wanted on corruption charges had entered the country illegally. |
24Dec2016 | What It's Like to Live in Mexico and Commute Daily to School in the United States Borderzine While some find crossing the border to be a frustrating experience with long wait times and street vendors, it isn’t considered a big deal by fronterizos, people who regularly commute la Frontera, the border. |
24Dec2016 | Developmentalism and Conservation Clash Out at Sea Inter Press Service Representatives of native peoples all over the world took part in a meeting during the Conference on Biodiversity in Cancun, Mexico. Indigenous delegates in the summit were defending their rights and their natural resources, which are threatened by climate change, the extractive industries and biopiracy. |
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