23Dec2016 | The Little Known History of Mexico's Second World War Anti-Nazi Propaganda Fusion A 20-year-old Angeleno named Michael Sadri uploaded to Twitter last weekend the image of a poster showing Mexico’s iconic brown eagle devouring a Nazi flag instead of a serpent. It was a hit. The tweet went viral. |
23Dec2016 | Transgender People in Mexico Resort to Dangerous Unsupervised Procedures GPJ Mexico Self-administered hormones, fillers and other chemicals aimed at body modification are often the causes of the primary health problems for Latin America's transgender population. |
23Dec2016 | United Nations Panel to Mexico Congress: 'Pass General Law on Torture' The Associated Press The head of a United Nations delegation investigating torture in Mexico says diverse definitions of the practice continue creating loopholes that lead to impunity. |
23Dec2016 | Inflation in Mexico Gathers Speed Through December The Wall Street Journal Inflation in Mexico accelerated in the first half of December, moving further from the central bank’s 3% target as a weaker peso put pressure on goods prices and tourism services rose ahead of the Christmas holiday season. |
23Dec2016 | Mexican Ambassador Carlos Sada Urges Immigrants to Apply for US Citizenship The Hill The Mexican ambassador to the United States is urging more Mexican citizens living abroad to apply for U.S. citizenship, ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's administration. |
23Dec2016 | Shantytowns in Mexico City's Outer Suburbs Have No Access to Running Water CCTV America Many have waited for years while the government has struggled to deliver water to nearly 21 million people in the area. |
22Dec2016 | Crossing the Darien Gap: A Journey Through the Heart of Darkness on the Way to America The Los Angeles Times Every day hundreds of migrants from Cuba, Haiti and parts of Asia and Africa are attempting to cross the border from Colombia to Panama in the hopes of making it to the U.S. |
22Dec2016 | Murders Left Unresolved in Deadliest Year for Catholic Priests in Mexico Insight Crime Mexico remains the most dangerous country in the world for Catholic priests, according to a report from the Catholic Church that calls out the government for its lack of action in the face of rising violence against religious officials. |
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