19Dec2016 | Texas Billionaire and GOP Fundraiser Considered for Mexico Ambassador McClatchyDC Toby Neugebauer is reportedly under consideration for a diplomatic post that carries extra importance after President-elect Donald Trump began his campaign by referring to some Mexicans as “rapists†and criminals and repeatedly calling for a wall to be built on the U.S.-Mexico border. |
19Dec2016 | Work Party Warns of Imminent Privatization of IMSS Prensa Latina The national leadership of the Work Party warned about the imminent privatization of the Mexican Institute of Social Security and the risk it implies for the health of Mexicans. |
19Dec2016 | Migrants and Refugees Can Access Quality Health Care Services in Mexico Medecins Sans Frontieres Each year, more than 400,000 people cross Mexico, fleeing violence, poverty and threats from criminal gangs. For more than three years, teams from Medecins Sans Frontieres have been providing them with medical care and humanitarian aid. |
19Dec2016 | High Schoolers Develop Voice-Controlled Wearable Enabling Movement for the Paralyzed SnapMunk The wearable from Myonic currently focuses on helping paralyzed individuals regain movement in their arms, allowing them, with voice commands, to raise their shoulders, bend elbows, and close and open hands, down to the level of individual fingers. |
19Dec2016 | New Book Tells Story of Mexican First Lady's Journey from Heroine to Villain Agencia EFE In her new book, journalist Sanjuana Martinez tells the story of Mexican first lady Angelica Rivera, who has gone from being a woman “loved by the people†to getting booed when she goes by and slammed on social media. |
19Dec2016 | Gay Couples Fight Stiff Backlash Against Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico The Guardian Despite a string of court rulings in their favor, gay rights activists now fear that opponents of marriage equality could slow further reforms – or even roll back some of the progress they have achieved. |
19Dec2016 | Expats in Mexico Facing Anti-American Sentiment Weighing Their Options FoxNews.com One million American citizens reside south of the border, and many have expressed fears that the current surge of antipathy, physical threats and vandalism resulting from local anger at Trump’s election, will make their new lives in Mexico unendurable. |
19Dec2016 | An Incipient Wave of Upcoming Elections Could Change the Face of Latin America Council on Foreign Relations Over the coming 24 months, a host of Latin American nations are slated to elect their leaders. The outcome of many of these races is far from certain. |
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