14Oct2016 | Uber's Drones Heckling Drivers Stuck in CDMX Traffic Technology Review Drivers stuck in traffic in Mexico City lately have found themselves being buzzed by a fleet of sign-toting drones. |
14Oct2016 | Donald Trump is Going After a Mexican Billionaire to Attack The New York Times Raw Story Sources say that Donald Trump is going to claim that the allegations made by two women who came forward to tell of how he touched them inappropriately and without their consent, have been “created†by Carlos Slim, who is a share-holder in the company that owns the New York Times. |
14Oct2016 | Farmers Ask for Their Rights Outside Mexican Senate Prensa Latina Members of the National Indigenous Farmers' Caravan, made up of various organizations in the country, arrived yesterday at the headquarters of the Senate in Mexico City to ask for their rights to the land and the natural resources. |
14Oct2016 | 'Greatest Living Poet' Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize BBC Music US singer Bob Dylan has been awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature, becoming the first songwriter to win the prestigious award. |
14Oct2016 | Alejandro Anaya Munoz: Why Mexico Is Lagging So Badly on Human Rights The Conversation Despite the adoption of binding international legal commitment - Mexico has ratified all international human rights treaties - and enduring international pressure, the country has not progressed in its compliance with human rights norms. |
14Oct2016 | Doctor Becomes Highest-Ranking Woman in Mexican Law Enforcement Latin American Herald Tribune Dr. Patricia Trujillo has been appointed the first female division chief in the history of Mexico’s Federal Police, the National Security Commission said. |
13Oct2016 | Central America's Rampant Violence Fuels an Invisible Refugee Crisis The Guardian The numbers are staggering, and governments are doing little to protect people from warring gangs and corrupt security forces. Yet entire families who are now seeking asylum are being sent back and told to simply live elsewhere. |
13Oct2016 | Ruling Party Faces Difficult Task Convincing Voters Its Anti-Corruption Efforts Are Sincere Americas Quarterly If corruption ire ends up being a deciding factor, the PRI has its work cut out for it; Mexicans distrust it more than any other party. And if nothing happens to change their minds, the June elections might just be a warning of what’s to come. |
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