19Sep2016 | Man Behind Iconic Photo of Mexican Boy Standing Up to 11K Homophobes Receives Death Threats Gay Star News The photographer behind the iconic photo of a 12-year-old boy standing up to 11,000 marching homophobes in Mexico is receiving death threats. |
19Sep2016 | Ceremonies in Mexico City Remember Devastating Earthquake of 1985 Mexico News Daily Ceremonies in Mexico City today commemorated the 31st anniversary of the devastating earthquake of 1985, but there appears to be a difference of opinion over the quake’s strength, or simply some bad proofreading. |
19Sep2016 | San Miguel de Allende Declares Donald Trump 'Persona Non Grata' El Universal The City of San Miguel de Allende has declared U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump a “persona non grata,†in response to the mogul's campaign of hate against migrants, especially Mexicans, whom he has called “rapists†and “criminals.†|
19Sep2016 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Tells UN Summit 'No Barrier Can Stop Migration' Vanguard Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Monday said barriers could not stop the movement of migrants and the fusion of cultures. Pena Nieto said this while addressing world leaders during the first-ever high-level UN summit on migration. |
19Sep2016 | Meat-Free Shrimp Could be Superhero to Our Oceans Peta.org What if all-you-can-eat shrimp buffets could help save lives and the planet? Eating shrimp is unsustainable for our oceans and hazardous to our health, but what about shrimp created entirely from plants? |
19Sep2016 | Library of Congress Has Online, Interactive Exhibit of Mexican Revolution NBC News Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month the U.S. Library of Congress has rolled out an interactive online exhibit that tells the story of the sometimes complex but never boring relationship between the neighboring countries of the United States and Mexico. |
19Sep2016 | Over 180K Mexicans Were Deported from the US from September 2015 to June 2016 The Fulano Forum From September, 2015 to June, 2016, 181,463 Mexicans were deported from the United States through 11 points on the northern border and the International Airport in Mexico City. 9.6% were women, 90.4% men. Of the total, 10,007, or 5.5% were minors. |
19Sep2016 | Students Get Hands-on Research Experience at Mexico's Aztec Sites Cronkite News ASU students discover interesting information at an archeological site near Mexico's ancient Aztec pyramids. |
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