14Sep2016 | Gay Marriage Is Legal, But Mexicans Are Still Fighting Over Whether It Should be Allowed PRI's The World Gay couples in Mexico already get married when they wish, thanks to the blessing of the highest court in the land. But big demonstrations across the country in recent days show that the issue of same-sex marriage is far from settled. |
14Sep2016 | Violence Between Rival Gangs Heats Up in Michoacan 'Hot Lands' Region Agence France-Presse A helicopter that came under fire and crashed last week showed that the deployment of government security forces and the emergence of vigilante groups in recent years has done little to pacify the notoriously violent region in the state of Michoacan. |
14Sep2016 | Monkeys Write Shakespeare with a Little Help from Mind-Reading Technology Mailonline It is often said that, given an infinite amount of time, monkeys hitting random keys on a typewriter will eventually type the works of Shakespeare. While it may seem far fetched, an unusual experiment has achieved the fabled task. |
14Sep2016 | Unemployment Rate in Mexico Lowest Since 2008 The News The unemployment rate in July was measured at 3.8 percent of the Economically Active Population. This was the lowest it has been since August of 2008. |
14Sep2016 | Revillagigedo Islands in Mexico Preserve the Past China Central Television Four volcanic islands known for their unique ecosystem and marine species, lie in the Pacific Ocean just off the coast of Mexico. |
14Sep2016 | Sanam Malik: The Harrowing Lives and Traumas of Central American Refugees Center for American Progress As representatives from around the world prepare to discuss how to meet the needs of the global refugee situation, it is critical that the stories of extreme violence and danger faced by Central American refugees be part of the narrative. |
14Sep2016 | Dengue Cases Down in Mexico as Vaccine Rolls Out at Private Health-Care Institutions Outbreak News Today Officials with the Mexico Ministry of Health have reported 8,314 dengue fever cases through the first week of September of this year, a decrease in cases of more than 33 percent compared to the same period in 2015. |
14Sep2016 | 'Wolf Boys' Tells the Story of Americans Lured to Join Mexican Drug Cartel NPR.org Former legal affairs reporter Dan Slater's new book Wolf Boys tells the true story of two American teenagers recruited to a Mexican drug cartel, and the Texas detective obsessed with capturing them. |
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