06Oct2016 | Pope Francis Steps Into Mexican Debate Over Same-Sex Marriage Deseret News Pope Francis is standing behind bishops and clergy who oppose a proposal to legalize same-sex marriage in Mexico, telling the faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square that standing up for the family unit is essential. |
06Oct2016 | The United Nations Is Launching a Space Mission NPR.org The U.N. is planning to launch its first space mission into orbit, packed with scientific experiments from countries that can't afford their own space programs. |
05Oct2016 | Former President Calderon Doesn't Want to Talk About the Bloody Drug War He Helped Start Business Insider Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon, in the eyes of many, is tied to the growth of violence over the last decade, but it doesn't appear he's interested in discussing it. |
05Oct2016 | In Mexico, We Live on Social Security and Life Is Good International Living One of Chris and Rex McCaskill’s favorite things to do these days is relax on their rooftop terrace, enjoying views of the stunning surrounding countryside and the comfortable, never-too-hot climate that stays in the 70s most days. |
05Oct2016 | Group of Mexican Senators Tout 'Tell Them to Vote' Campaign in US Election Associated Press Mexican senators are backing a "Diles Que Voten" - Tell Them to Vote - campaign that encourages Mexicans to urge relatives living in the U.S. to vote in the November election. |
05Oct2016 | Karen Esquivel Is Putting a Face to Femicide in the State of Mexico El Universal Karen Esquivel Espinosa de los Monteros is sadly another name that has been added to the list of femicides this year after family members identified the 19-year-old's body, which was found in a suitcase in the State of Mexico. |
05Oct2016 | Organized Criminal Groups Dominate in Mexico's Most Violent Cities InSight Crime Many of Mexico's most violent cities are home to competing criminal groups and drug-fueled conflicts, a clear sign of how organized crime is contributing to the country's worsening security situation. |
05Oct2016 | Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Is Making a VR Film About Immigration Complex Hustle Academy Award-winning Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu is making a foray in to virtual reality with a short film about immigration between Mexico and the United States. |
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