07Nov2016 | Some People Really Do Whistle While They Work in Mexico: Here's Why Augusta Free Press Linguist Mark A. Sicoli, an assistant professor of anthropology, studies a rare form of “whistled speech,†which is endangered in the few places around the world where it can still be found. |
07Nov2016 | 'Corrupcionario Mexicano' Glossary of Graft Lays Bare a Lexicon of Corruption The Guardian Corruption is so endemic it has generated a vocabulary of its own. A new book, the Corrupcionario Mexicano, hopes to make people stop seeing it as normal. |
07Nov2016 | As US Election Looms, Undocumented Now Free to Visit Mexico, Face Iffy Future The New York Times With the American presidential election at hand, the future of the deferred action program remains uncertain. The new president could cancel it, leaving young undocumented immigrants to wonder whether they can ever return to their homelands without having to forsake their lives in the United States. |
07Nov2016 | Congress to Present Initiative to Introduce Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico El Universal The Committee of Constitutional Affairs of the Lower Chamber informed that they will discuss the draft opinion on the same-sex initiative submitted by president Enrique Peña Nieto. |
07Nov2016 | Can Waste and Garbage Fuel a Green Energy Future in Mexico? Mexico News Network Finland proposes to use waste to create new sources of clean, green energy in Mexico. Mexican authorities and private companies see this as an important opportunity. |
07Nov2016 | The First 100 Horrific Days of a Trump Presidency - Don't Say You Weren't Warned The Moderate Voice Economic shock, international instability and constitutional crisis as Trump makes the presidency his plaything: This is life in the early days of a Trump presidency. |
07Nov2016 | MXN Peso Jumps After FBI Clears Clinton Over Emails Thomson Reuters Mexico's peso jumped on Sunday after the FBI announced it stood by a previous decision to not charge Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton over emails related to her private server. |
06Nov2016 | They're Right. Mexico Is Eating America's Lunch. And Breakfast. And Dinner. Bloomberg Radio Bloomberg’s Nacha Cattan’s trip around Mexican retailer Selecto reveals an array of made-in-USA goods and produce that are flying off the shelves. |
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