22Dec2016 | Volunteers with Border Angels Drop Water and Warmth for Migrants in Sonoran Desert KPBS Fronteras More than 200 student volunteers left gallons of water, winter clothing and blankets near the U.S.-Mexico border along six desert migrant routes in San Diego and Imperial counties. |
22Dec2016 | Obama Warns A.I. Could Destroy 'Millions' of Jobs Vanity Fair Forget China and Mexico. The real threat - and future - to your job is the same technology powering your phone. |
22Dec2016 | Chamber of Deputies Postpone Approval of Mexico's Interior Security Law The News In the Chamber of Deputies, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) parliamentary group rejected an extraordinary session to approve the Interior Security Law. |
22Dec2016 | Here's the Trailer for 2017's 'How to Be a Latin Lover' Jezebel Here’s a forthcoming comedy starring Mexican comedian Eugenio Derbez and Salma Hayek. In it, Derbez plays a kept man married to an aging rich white lady, who also apparently attempts to seduce Kristen Bell with his “Latin loverness,†eugghhh. |
22Dec2016 | Mexico Emerging as a Global Climate Change Leader The Hill The recent ratification of Mexico’s Paris accord symbolizes its emergence as a leader among developing nations, but also a global leader and active participant in the development and implementation of international agreements to mitigate climate change. |
22Dec2016 | Despite Deadly Blast in Tultepec, Vendors Clamor to Rebuild Fireworks Market The New York Times Thousands of families depend on the fireworks industry for their living, and Tultepec, on the outskirts of Mexico City, is known throughout Mexico as a premier destination to stock up on pyrotechnic supplies. |
22Dec2016 | Zocalo Square in Mexico City Among the Top 20 Sites to Visit in the World Prensa Latina The ice rink at the Zocalo, the main square in central Mexico City, is considered by the magazine National Geographic Traveler among the best 20 places in the world to visit this winter. |
22Dec2016 | Narco-Coyotaje: Study Examines the Overlap of Drug and Human Trafficking in Mexico InSight Crime A recent study from a pair of academics specializing on border issues finds a wide degree of overlap between coyotes and drug traffickers along the US-Mexico border, with government policies helping to encourage the blurring of the lines between the two illicit activities. |
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