10Nov2016 | Fear and Loathing in Mexico After Trump Elected Next United States President Al Jazeera English He has called Mexicans rapists and criminals, proposed building an even bigger wall to keep them out of the US and the wholesale deportation of undocumented migrants. Now Donald Trump is president and many Mexicans cannot quite believe it. |
10Nov2016 | Monarch Butterflies Are Arriving in Mexico 'On Time' Mexico News Daily The first monarch butterflies have arrived at their wintering grounds in the forest sanctuaries of the states of Mexico and Michoacan, the National Protected Areas Commission reports. |
10Nov2016 | Report Shows Robots Endanger Up to Two-Thirds of Emerging Economy Jobs CNBC.com Robots could be set to displace millions of jobs across the globe with industries favoring a digital revolution at the expense of human workers, according to a report from the United Nations. |
10Nov2016 | Canada and Mexico Topping Travelers' Wishlists as Airlines Launch Post-Election Deals Mailonline Miley Cyrus and Lena Dunham may not be booking their flights just yet but a few travel firms have already introduced post-election deals. |
10Nov2016 | Lawmakers Reject President's Bid to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage Nationwide The Associated Press A committee in Mexico's lower house of congress on Wednesday rejected a proposal by President Enrique Pena Nieto for legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. |
10Nov2016 | Donald Trump's Unity Message Has Not Neutralized His Message of Hate Prensa Latina Calls for unity and promises of inclusion from the newly elected US President, Donald Trump, appear not to have neutralized his message of hate and division, according to tens of thousands of protesters across the US. |
09Nov2016 | Former First Lady Margarita Zavala Tops Mexico Presidential Election Poll teleSUR Two polls conducted by the main newspapers in Mexico show presidential candidate and former first lady Margarita Zavala running first for the July 2018 election. |
09Nov2016 | How California's Legalization of Marijuana Impacts Mexico's Drug Cartels InSight Crime US voters in three states have approved the legalization of recreational marijuana, a decision that is likely to accelerate the trend of Mexican criminal organizations shifting production to other illicit drugs, particularly heroin. |
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