27Nov2016 | Fracking, Mining, Murder: The Killer Agenda Driving Migration in Mexico and Central America The Conversation Gang violence is forcing people to flee Central America and Mexico, heading north to the United States in record numbers. Right? But this common received wisdom about violence in Central America and Mexico overlooks two facts. |
27Nov2016 | Volcano Warning in Mexico: Puebla's Popocatepetl Active Since Friday Pulse Headlines Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano has been active since Friday when a massive column of ash was seen in the sky. Villages in the surroundings have been warned due to seismic activity coming from the volcano which could follow the eruption. |
27Nov2016 | PepsiCo Aims to Repair Watersheds in LatAm Cities GreenBiz PepsiCo has announced a project to replenish the watersheds around five of Latin America’s biggest cities and most water-stressed regions: Mexico City and Monterrey, Mexico; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Bogota, Colombia; and Guatemala City, Guatemala. |
27Nov2016 | You've Heard of the Baja 1000, But There's an Even Crazier Race You Probably Haven't Truck Yeah You've heard of the Baja 1000, but there's an even crazier race called the Mexico 1000 that's as much a giant party as it is a race. Lifted trucks, buggies, and old American muscle cars race down the peninsula. |
27Nov2016 | 1.2 New Jobs Generated Every Minute - A First in the History of Mexico Mexico News Network According to the current federal administration, 2.5 million jobs have been generated this year, which means that 1.2 new jobs are being created in the country every minute. |
27Nov2016 | Pena Nieto Mourns Death of Fidel Castro, Declares Him a 'Friend of Mexico' Agencia EFE Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto expressed his sorrow over the death of Cuban leader Fidel Castro, at the age of 90, referring to him as an iconic leader of the 20th century and a "friend of Mexico." |
27Nov2016 | Global Commission Reports the War on Drugs Is Failing, It's Time to Decriminalize teleSUR The decriminalization of drugs would be a welcome change to mitigate the disastrous effects of decades of the failing war on drugs. |
26Nov2016 | Authorities Free 81 Farm Workers from 'Inhuman' Conditions in State of Coahuila ABC News Mexican police and soldiers have freed 81 farm workers from what prosecutors call "inhuman conditions" at a large commercial tomato farm in the northern border state of Coahuila. |
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