28Nov2016 | World's Largest Over-Water Zipline Comes to Acapulco Fidetur Acapulco Acapulco is readying to open Xtasea, an over-water zipline more than a mile in length that will reach speeds of up to 75 mph at an altitude of 328 feet, making it the largest over-water adrenaline rusher in the world. |
28Nov2016 | Central Americans Fear an Onslaught of Criminal Returnees from the U.S. MexiData.info Concerns with respect to not only how to absorb the influx of returning nationals – but too who those returnees may be, and how might many of them worsen not just unemployment and poverty, but too already rampant crime and violence. |
28Nov2016 | Fidel, Greatest Leader of 20th Century, Mexico's Morena Party Secretary Says Prensa Latina Yeidckol Polevnsky, general secretary of the Mexico's National Regeneration Movement has said that Fidel Castro was the greatest leader of the 20th century and up until now, the 21st century also. |
28Nov2016 | Addiction Epidemic in US Creates Black Tar Heroin Boom in Mexico GlobalPost In Mexico, a profound change is occurring in the drug trade. Where cartels once focused on smuggling marijuana and cocaine to the United States, they are now turning more and more to a new product: heroin. |
28Nov2016 | Native-Born Mexicans Are Migrating, Just Not Across Their Northern Border The Conversation Mexican migration to the U.S. is in decline. The Pew Hispanic Research Center has found that since 2009, more than one million Mexicans living in the U.S. returned to Mexico. But many others never crossed the U.S.-Mexican border in the first place. |
28Nov2016 | Want to Boycott Donald Trump's Businesses? Now There's an App for That The Huffington Post Are you trying to avoid giving your money to businesses who either support President-elect Donald Trump or were complicit in his election to the White House? A new app is here to help. |
28Nov2016 | Businesses in US Struggle to Find Mexican Workers MarketWatch As hiring accelerates and the labor market tightens thanks to a steady U.S. recovery, employers who need low-skilled workers are increasingly struggling to fill vacancies. One big reason: Mexican workers are in short supply. |
28Nov2016 | The Only Two Powerful Rival Cartels Left Clash in Mexico's Murder Capital The Guardian Amid a 10-year crackdown on cartels, the drug trade continues and factions have splintered – leaving Sinaloa and CJNG facing off in Colima state. |
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