31Oct2016 | Residents in Rural Mexico Fight for Say in Mining Projects Near Their Land Global Press Journal In many instances, people who live in the vicinity of mining projects are the last to learn about them, and they are rarely informed about the procedures used to extract metals and how this could affect their health, their activities and their properties. |
31Oct2016 | Artist Spencer Tunick Gave Latest Nude Photo Shoot an Anti-Trump Twist in San Miguel Mexico News Daily Acclaimed American photographer Spencer Tunick went to Mexico for his latest nude installation, this time with an anti-Trump twist. |
31Oct2016 | Mexico's Indigenous Candidate to Address Latin American Inequality, Exploitation The Ithacan Whoever the Zapatista Army of National Liberation decides to nominate has a long road ahead of her, and a heavy history behind her. |
31Oct2016 | There's a 'Terror' Training Camp in the US You've Probably Never Heard of Al Jazeera English Panama's Manuel Noriega. Chile's Manuel Contreras. Members of Mexico's Zetas cartel. What do they all have in common? They all graduated from the US Defense Department's School of the Americas. |
31Oct2016 | Dissident Teachers Plan Citizen's Initiative to Change Education Reform Laws La Jornada Leaders of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers agreed to consult with its state organizations regarding carrying out a citizens' initiative to change the education reform laws. |
31Oct2016 | Scientists Take First Look Inside Christ's Burial Place in Centuries National Geographic Scientists expose Jesus Christ's last resting place for first time in the modern era during restoration work at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre. |
31Oct2016 | Mexico's Economy on Track to Post Its Fastest Growth in More Than Two Years RTT Mexico's economy expanded in the third quarter after contracting in the previous three months, preliminary data from the statistical office INEGI showed Monday. |
31Oct2016 | New Census Brings to Light the Long History of Afro-Mexican Heritage in Mexico CCTV America The history of Africans in Mexico is largely unknown not only within the country but to the outside world. Their history goes back hundreds of years to Mexico's colonial past. |
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