24Oct2016 | Ministry of Science Looks to Build Electric Taxi Using Mexican Technology Notimex Mexico City's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation has launched two separate contests that together aim to build an electric taxi using 100% Mexican technology. |
24Oct2016 | Healthcare Workers in Mexico March for Public Health, Against Privatization Television del Sur Doctors and other health sector workers took to the streets in more than 70 cities across Mexico Sunday in a day of action to protest the federal government’s mismanagement of the public health system and to demand better working conditions. |
24Oct2016 | Life in Limbo: 'Doubly Invisible' Mexican Immigrants Yearn for Identification AlterNet Upwards of 700,000 Mexican immigrants living in the United States lack birth certificates or valid photo identification, according to the Mexico City-based Be Foundation. These are the "doubly invisible," unrecognized in both their native and adopted countries. |
24Oct2016 | Thousands of Mexican Women Participate in Iconic 'Catrinas' Parade Sputnik Thousands of women dressed as "Catrina" – Mexico's elegant skeleton lady – participated at an annual parade in Mexico City on Sunday. |
24Oct2016 | Government Hopes to Grant Residency to 10,000 Undocumented Migrants in 2017 Agencia EFE While no registry exists for the amount of immigrants living illegally in Mexico, the INM estimates they number between 10,000 and 15,000, meaning the goal is to regularize nearly all of them. |
23Oct2016 | An Indigenous Woman Could be a Presidential Candidate Two Years from Now Global Voices In a little less than two years from now when Mexicans go to vote for their next president, it's possible they'll see the name of an indigenous woman on the ballot. |
23Oct2016 | Looking Out for Lookouts in the Mountains Along the U.S.-Mexico Border Fronteras Desk Most of the talk about border security this election season has centered on building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico. But the U.S. has a different kind of security effort underway: targeting drug cartel lookouts within U.S. borders. |
23Oct2016 | Hunting Threatens 25% of Animals with Extinction TakePart The hunting of wildlife has become a “global crisis†that threatens to wipe out more than 300 species, or a quarter of all threatened terrestrial mammal species on Earth. |
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