25Sep2016 | Two Years After Student Disappearances, Pena Nieto 'Will Stop at Nothing' to Cover Up Abuses Amnesty International Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s cynical response to the enforced disappearance of 43 students in the state of Guerrero two years ago illustrates the Mexican government’s ongoing reckless approach to human rights. |
25Sep2016 | Locals Protect Endangered Turtle Eggs from Poachers on Oaxacan Beach Fox News Latino It’s the time of the year when thousands of marine turtles descend on a less-than-10-mile long strip of sand in the state of Oaxaca on Mexico’s Pacific coast to lay their eggs. |
25Sep2016 | Fears for Mexico's Economy Grow as the Peso Nears the 20 to the Dollar Mark The Los Angeles Times The battered Mexican peso has tumbled to historic new lows in recent days, nearing a psychological barrier of 20 pesos to the U.S. dollar and causing anxiety on the streets, at businesses and in the halls of government. |
24Sep2016 | Recent Priest Killings in Veracruz Highlight Mexico Government's Credibility Problem InSight Crime Local residents say the official account of how two priests were killed in Veracruz, Mexico is a "cover-up" for the truth about rampant organized crime in the gulf state, the latest illustration of the government's striking lack of credibility with the Mexican people. |
24Sep2016 | Tens of Thousands March in Rally Against Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico City The Associated Press Tens of thousands of people are marching in Mexico City in opposition to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's push to legalize same-sex marriage. |
24Sep2016 | Women and Girls with Disabilities Are Equal Rights Holders - UN Rights Committee UN.org Noting that policies often tend to treat women and girls with disabilities as helpless objects of pity, the United Nations has stressed that they need to be empowered and allowed to enjoy their fundamental rights and freedoms, as any other person. |
24Sep2016 | Tecate Light Beer Builds a Wall to Unify, Not Divide PRNewswire On Monday, September 26, Tecate Light, the fastest growing light beer in the U.S. versus its competitors, will debut a bold new, national television commercial called "The Wall." |
24Sep2016 | 'Desierto' Is Mexico's Choice for 'Best' at 2017 Oscars Hollywood Reporter Jonas Cuaron, son of Alfonso Cuaron, hopes his immigration thriller can pull off what no other Mexican movie has accomplished: bring home an Oscar for best foreign-language picture. |
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