06Nov2016 | High-Flying Tech Used to Battle Mexican Drug Cartels CBS News Drug cartels are now using homemade aircraft and drones to deliver narcotics over the U.S.-Mexico border. But border patrol is using some high flying technology to track down the drugs, and the bad guys. |
06Nov2016 | Dependent on Remittances, Poor in Rural Mexico Pray for a Hillary Victory Reuters Hundreds of towns have become dependent on dollars sent by relatives who made the perilous journey north, a lifeline many fear will be cut by a Trump White House. |
06Nov2016 | Carmen Aristegui: Attacks on Journalists in Mexico Are a Symbol of a Damaged Democracy Knight Center Carmen Aristegui, one of Mexico’s most well-known journalists, said her country “is experiencing a profound crisis in terms of human rights, including killings and disappearances of journalists and other people.†|
06Nov2016 | Will Agreement to Protect Marine Life be a Success? Al Jazeera It has taken years of negotiations but countries from around the world have finally reached an agreement to preserve marine life near Antarctica. But the world has seen numerous deals to tackle and prevent climate change and its impact on wildlife. Will this deal be any different? |
06Nov2016 | Zapatistas to Present Candidate for 2018 Elections by End of December teleSUR The EZLN and the National Indigenous Congress will announce the results of their consultation with communities by the end of the year. |
06Nov2016 | Undocumented Immigrants Surging to US-Mexico Border in Race Against Election Day Fox News The presidential race has immigrants from around the world racing to the U.S.-Mexican border, as the cartels exploit a powerful narrative: get into the U.S. while you still can. |
06Nov2016 | The BPM Festival Announces 10th Anniversary Lineup EDMLife The BPM Festival has announced the Phase 1 lineup with over 100 artists for their ten year anniversary in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. The festival will be held from January 6-15, 2017. |
05Nov2016 | Charitiy Groups Fight for Better Access for Disabled in Wheelchairs in Mexico City BBC News Mexico City can seem like one endless obstacle course: tree roots shooting out of broken pavements, uneven steps and potholes are everywhere. It's a challenge getting around for those who are able-bodied, and even more difficult for those using wheelchairs. |
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