12Oct2016 | 4,306 New Cases of Zika Reported in Mexico, Nearly Half Are Pregnant Women El Universal Mexico's Ministry of Health confirms 4,306 new cases of Zika over the last week, 522 more than previously reported. |
12Oct2016 | Inside the Secret Lives of Mexican Catholic Nuns National Geographic Gaining access to their world wasn’t easy. Cloistered in Catholic monasteries, these sisters embrace tradition, devotion - and rock-and-roll. |
12Oct2016 | SCOTUS to Decide Whether Border Patrol Agent Can be Sued for Shooting Mexican Teen wochit News On Tuesday, The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to decide whether to revive a civil rights lawsuit filed by the family of a Mexican teenager against a U.S. Border Patrol agent, who fatally shot the 15-year-old from across the border in Texas in 2010. |
12Oct2016 | U.S. and Mexico to Seek New Ways to Deal with Security, Immigration Agencia EFE U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in Mexico on Tuesday that Washington and Mexico City would work together to find new ways to deal with security matters, especially those related to immigration. |
11Oct2016 | Leader of Mexican Left Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to Sue WSJ Over Tax Story PanAm Post The leader of the Mexican left, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, is suing The Wall Street Journal over the publication of a story showing that the politician did not declare two apartments on his tax returns. |
11Oct2016 | 2017 Extreme Sailing Series Heads to the Americas BYM Sailing & Sports The Extreme Sailing Series, the world’s leading Stadium Racing series, will return to the Americas for the first time in six years in 2017 in what promises to be another action-packed season. |
11Oct2016 | 'Unwanted' Produce at US-Mexico Border Food Warehouses Helps Address Hunger Arizona Sonora News More than one thousand commercial trucks cross the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Ariz. every day, many of them filled with produce. Much of that food would go to waste if not for the efforts of one nonprofit. |
11Oct2016 | National Statistics Agency INEGI Data Shows Mexican Citizens Feel Unsafe InSightCrime.org Perceptions about security are worsening in 48 Mexican cities, according to the latest quarterly urban security survey conducted by the National Statistics Institute. |
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