23Nov2016 | Crime Wave, Vigilantism Prompt Calls for Citizens to be Armed in Their Cars and Businesses CNSNews.com A lawmaker’s proposal to loosen gun laws so Mexican citizens can arm themselves in their cars and at their businesses faces stiff opposition here despite record numbers of gun homicides. |
23Nov2016 | Girls Flee Predatory Gangs in Central America Where 'It's a Crime to be Young and Pretty' The Guardian Sexual exploitation that the UN says amounts to slavery is forcing girls and their families from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to seek refuge in Mexico. |
23Nov2016 | At the US-Mexico Border, Haitians Migrants Arrive to a Harsh Reception Nevada Public Radio Desperate Haitian immigrants have been massing along the U.S.-Mexico border for months seeking humanitarian relief. In the past year more than 5,000 have sought entry into the United States - a 500 percent increase over the previous year. |
23Nov2016 | Mariachis Parade in Mexico City to Celebrate Patron Saint of Musicians Reuters TV Hundreds of mariachi folk musicians filled the streets of Mexico City on Tuesday to celebrate and serenade the feast day of Cecilia, the patron saint of music. |
23Nov2016 | Crowdfunding Platform Kickstarter Debuts in Mexico with Mesmerizing Projects The Daily Dot Kickstarter, the crowdfunding platform that changed the world of entrepreneurship, is welcoming creators and artists from Mexico to the platform for the first time. |
23Nov2016 | Anonymous Backs John McAfee to Help Donald Trump 'Secure America from Hackers' Newsweek A campaign for cybersecurity pioneer John McAfee to become Donald Trump’s ‘cyber chief’ has been started by the hacking group Anonymous. |
23Nov2016 | Collective Searching for Missing Relatives in Guerrero Marks Its Second Anniversary The Associated Press The Other Disappeared collective stopped short of calling the milestone a celebration, given the tragedies behind the group's formation. But some 150 relatives turned out Tuesday at a site recently occupied for their headquarters. |
22Nov2016 | Guatemalan Sisters Reunite in Veracruz After 32 Years and Long Search teleSUR More than three decades after her family took her for dead after she disappeared while trying to reach the U.S. border, a Guatemalan migrant reunited this week with her long-lost sister, while a third sister remains missing. |
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