22Nov2016 | Mexico Plans to Boost Program to Untangle Sea Lions ABC News Mexico’s office for environmental protection says the program has now successfully operated on a total of seven sea lions in the area around the island of Espiritu Santo, in the Baja California resort of La Paz. |
22Nov2016 | Julia Muriel Dominzain: How Is Gender-Based Violence in Latin America Measured? CIP Americas In this article, the Americas Program analyzes the data that only partially shed light on the true dimensions of the problem on the continent. |
22Nov2016 | Wild Turkeys Were Tamed in Oaxaca 1,500 Years Ago Live Science On Thanksgiving Day, millions of Americans will sit down to enjoy a traditional turkey dinner. Although the U.S. holiday is only a few centuries old, archaeological evidence suggests that in Mexico's central valleys of Oaxaca, turkey was on the menu much earlier. |
22Nov2016 | Race for the 2018-2024 Mexican Presidency Has Already Begun Frontera NorteSur Amid the turmoil emanating from the U.S. election, Mexico is entering its own presidential transition period. Though political reforms have shortened the length of formal campaigns, for all intents and purposes the 2018 race is already in the go mode. |
22Nov2016 | US Military Veterans Without Citizenship Are Being Deported - and Most Are from Mexico Americas Now Military veterans of the United States – who are not U.S. citizens – can be deported if they commit a crime. It’s happened to over 200 combatants and most are from Mexico. |
22Nov2016 | Mexico to Turn Off Analog TV Signal by Year's End Rapid TV Mexico’s Intituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones has set the deadline for the final analog TV stations to cease broadcasting. |
22Nov2016 | In Mexico, More Than a Million Afro-Mexicans Are Struggling to Save Their Identity Konbini In the south of Mexico, specifically a place called Costa Chica in Oaxaca, there is a Mexican community of African descent that struggles on a daily basis to receive acknowledgement and save their identity. |
22Nov2016 | Trump Vows to Cancel Pacific Trade Deal on Day One Radio Free Europe U.S. President-elect Donald Trump vowed he will pull out of a controversial Pacific Rim trade deal on his first day in office. |
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