22Sep2016 | Demand for Inquiry Into Police Abuse of Women May Embroil Mexico's President The New York Times International human rights officials are demanding an investigation into the brutal sexual assaults of 11 Mexican women during protests a decade ago - an inquiry that would take aim at President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
22Sep2016 | Some Mexico Residents See Future in Rain Harvesting The Associated Press In Mexico City, nearly 1.3 million people live without running water. Enrique Lomnitz, founder of Isla Urbana, has developed a rain harvesting system to combat this problem. |
21Sep2016 | Obama Condemns Anti-LGBT Violence in Final United Nations Speech as US President PinkNews President Barack Obama has made his last ever United Nations speech as US President and used it to condemn anti-LGBT violence. |
21Sep2016 | Plan Aims to Save American-Born Children in Mexico from Legal Limbo The Guardian A new scheme to ease bureaucratic obstacles blocking access to health and education for hundreds of thousands of US-born children living in Mexico has been launched by the US and Mexican governments. |
21Sep2016 | A Sea of Cortez 'Storm of Dolphins' Surrounds Boats National Geographic Sven Olof-Lindblad describes an unforgettable day on the Sea of Cortez, when hundreds of dolphins sped through the water in every direction. |
21Sep2016 | Slain Mexican Priests Knew Attackers, Veracruz State Prosecutor Says The Associated Press Investigators said Tuesday that two priests who were killed in Mexico’s Gulf coast state of Veracruz knew their attackers and had been drinking with them, a view that was quickly rejected by some parishioners. |
21Sep2016 | Two Years on, Inaction on Ayotzinapa Students Case Exposes Pena Nieto's True Colors 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. |
21Sep2016 | A Revered Mexican Singer Came Out of Retirement to Perform New Song Supporting Hillary Clinton Quartz Vicente Fernandez, Mexico’s iconic ranchera singer, is with her. In a video released Wednesday, he sang praises to US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, urging Mexican-Americans to support her. |
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