12Nov2017 | ’Bullets at the Border’ Documentary Looks at Controversial Deaths on US-Mexico Border Agencia EFE Filmmaker Charlie Minn is looking forward to the premier next month of his documentary about the deaths of three Mexican teenagers in border incidents involving US agents. |
12Nov2017 | Marijuana Culture Publishing Is a Growth Industry - Except in Mexico Columbia Journalism Review Just as mainstream acceptance of marijuana in the US hits all-time highs, one prominent cannabis media offering in Mexico is facing a government shutdown reminiscent of the 1960s. |
12Nov2017 | Expatriates Living in Mexico Should Have a Plan B for Unexpected Medical Emergencies Mexico News Daily As our lives pass relatively peacefully here in Mexico we may or may not have the good fortune to remain in good health with only the occasional visit to a physician. Years may go by but eventually ill health will catch up with us. |
12Nov2017 | Execution-Style Murders Expose Polygamous Splinter Morman Cult in Chihuahua teleSUR The execution-style murder of three U.S. males – two of them teenagers – has cast damning light on a polygamist Mormon cult in Mexico, following the arrest of its fugitive leader. |
11Nov2017 | Cloned Cards Leave Earthquake Victims Without Government-Promised Cash Mexico News Daily After waiting for two months to receive government financial aid to start rebuilding their homes, some earthquake victims in Oaxaca got an unpleasant surprise this week when they found their stored-value bank cards were devoid of funds. |
11Nov2017 | Homophobic ’Ehh Puto’ Chant Breaks Out in Mexico’s House of Representatives Gay Star News An anti-gay slur that Mexican soccer officials are trying to eradicate at national team games has now made an appearance on the floor of the country’s Congress. |
11Nov2017 | 160,000 Homes in Mexico Now Solar Energy Powered Mexico News Daily A solar energy company estimates that more than 160,000 Mexican homes are now powered by the sun, a figure that can only grow as installation costs continue to drop. |
11Nov2017 | Unwanted Street Dogs in Mexico Welcome in Canada Al Jazeera Mexico has a serious overpopulation of street dogs, a problem that repeated sterilization campaigns have not been able to fix. But now comes a radical new idea - an international refugee program for pets. |
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