11Nov2016 | Fernando Nunez de la Garza Evia: Mexico in the Center of US Political Regression Reforma Due to the asymmetry of power between the two countries, we as Mexicans have placed ourselves in the middle of one of the most polarized and momentous elections in the history of our neighboring country in many ways. |
11Nov2016 | Ten Years Into Mexico's Drug War, the Violence in Acapulco Rages On VICE Despite ten years of trying, the Mexican government has made little headway curbing gang violence in Acapulco. |
11Nov2016 | Canada, Mexico Ready to Talk About NAFTA with US Agence France-Presse Canada and Mexico agreed Thursday to US President-elect Donald Trump's demand to have a fresh look at their tripartite 22-year-old free trade pact, fearing they could be shut out of the US market. |
10Nov2016 | The War of Mexican General Santa Anna's Leg Takes a Big Step Forward The Wall Street Journal Mexican general’s prosthetic limb, abandoned in 1847, remains in Illinois, despite successive repatriation efforts; ‘the answer has always been no.’ |
10Nov2016 | Is Your Phone Under Surveillance? There's a Big Tell TEDSummit The smartphone you use reflects more than just personal taste... it could determine how closely you can be tracked, too. |
10Nov2016 | Former Sonora Governor Accused of Graft Turns Himself in to Authorities Reuters Former Mexican governor Guillermo Padres, who has been accused of corruption, turned himself in to authorities on Thursday, a rare move for one of Mexico's many ex-state leaders facing graft charges. |
10Nov2016 | 'Mala Mala' Sheds Light on the Lives of Trans Women The Mary Sue The documentary Mala Mala, which spotlights the trans community in Puerto Rico, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival back in 2014. |
10Nov2016 | United Nation Supports Indigenous Land Rights in Mexico's Mining Plans The Costa Rica Star The United Nation Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Victoria Tauli, recommended the Mexican government regulate and supervise the activities of mining companies that affect unprotected communities. |
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