26Oct2016 | Human Rights Commission Demands More for Central America's Child Migrants The Associated Press Mexico's National Human Rights Commission says that it continues to find unaccompanied child migrants from Central America in the country's immigration detention centers. |
26Oct2016 | More Americans Drawn by Allure of Cheap Doctors, Drugs and Dentists in Mexico The Desert Sun People overburdened by the price of getting what's supposed to be some of the best health care in the world are willing to seek out options that would have seemed overly risky not long ago. |
26Oct2016 | Pena Nieto Says Mexican Presidents Do Not Yearn to 'Screw' the Country Thomson Reuters Foundation Presidents of Mexico do not wake up thinking how to "screw" the country, current office holder Enrique Pena Nieto said, seeking to defend his record in government and encourage positive thinking. |
26Oct2016 | The Basics of Phishing Attacks: What Journalists Need to Know to Stay Safe International Center for Journalists Unless they cover technology, most journalists probably could not explain exactly how a cyberattack happens. Yet it’s more important than ever, given recent global events, for journalists to understand how repressive governments or other groups are launching these attacks against them. |
26Oct2016 | 'Alebrijes' on Parade as Mexico City Showcases Traditional Folk Art CCTV.com In Mexico City, an annual tradition this time of year includes a parade that pays homage to Mexican folk art sculptures depicting fantastical creatures. |
26Oct2016 | Wal-Mart de Mexico Sales, Profit Surge in 3rd Quarter The Wall Street Journal Retailer Wal-Mart de Mexico SAB reported growth in sales and profit in the third quarter as Mexicans continued to consume at a solid pace thanks to credit and employment growth amid subdued inflation. |
26Oct2016 | 2015 Marked the Deadliest Year for LatAm Women and Environmental Activists Common Dreams Last year was the deadliest year for human rights activists in Latin America, according to a new report by Oxfam International, which suggests that governments co-opted by economic elites are partly responsible for driving this "unthinkable spiral of violence." |
26Oct2016 | Record Numbers Expected at Mexican Grand Prix 2016 SportsProMedia After many aborted attempts and a 23-year gap between Grands Prix, Formula One returned to Mexico last year, and the race weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was heralded as a triumph on and off the circuit - and many think the second year is going to be more successful than the first. |
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