02Dec2016 | Canada Lifts Visa Requirement on Mexican Citizens Sputnik Mexican citizens no longer need a visa to travel to Canada, Global Affairs Canada said in a press release on Thursday. |
02Dec2016 | A Female Sommelier in Mexico City Helps Make Wine the Toast of the Town CCTV America In Mexico, men dominate the wine industry. But the only person to hold the top three credentials by the Society of Wine Educators is a woman. Sandra Fernandez is one of Mexico's most well-known sommeliers. |
02Dec2016 | The Unstoppable Rise of Jalisco Nueva Generacion as North America's Largest Drug Cartel PanAm Post What began as a small group made up of deserters from the now-defunct Milenio Cartel has evolved into a massive criminal system whose business reportedly extends through the continent and into Europe and Asia. |
02Dec2016 | Carmen Aristegui Urges Mexico's Citizens to Take More Active Role Amid Leadership Gap Agencia EFE Prominent investigative reporter Carmen Aristegui says Mexico is suffering from a lack of leadership under President Enrique Pena Nieto, urging ordinary citizens to become more active in public life and come up with their own solutions to the country's ills. |
01Dec2016 | No Justice for Journalists: Regina Martinez's Death Still Remains Unsolved The Washington Post For journalists, Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world, and Veracruz is its deadliest state. Their murderers are not brought to justice. |
01Dec2016 | Grandsons of Mexican Revolutionary Hero Vow to Press the Zapatista Cause Fox News Latino One hundred years after the death of one of Mexico’s greatest folk heroes, the descendants of Emiliano Zapata have picked up the legendary peasant revolution where their illustrious ancestor left off. |
01Dec2016 | HIV in Youths Could Double by 2030, Says UNICEF Newsweek The number of new HIV infections among adolescents around the world is set to rise sharply unless more is done to fight the epidemic, according to a new report from Unicef. |
01Dec2016 | Veracruz, Mexico Sees Major Restoration Ahead of 500-Year Anniversary CCTV.com Veracruz has been recognized as the oldest continuously-inhabited city in Mexico settled by Europeans. But years of neglect has taken a toll on its many historical landmarks. Now a major restoration project is underway. |
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