11Sep2016 | What Do You Say When One of Mexico's Biggest Drug Lords Calls? 'Yes Sir' InSight Crime Media outlets have posted an online audio recording purported to be a conversation in which one of the country’s most wanted drug lords orders an apparently subservient police commander in Jalisco to get his fellow officers to back off. |
11Sep2016 | Xochimilco Community Leaders Call to Save UNESCO World Heritage Site CCTV.com The southern Mexico City neighborhood of Xochimilco is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a protected natural reserve that draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. However, urbanization and the contamination of its beautiful canals and floating farms have caused residents here to worry. |
11Sep2016 | New Project Seeks to Help Mexico Fashion Designers Agencia EFE Fashion, jewelry and art designers in Mexico will receive support for their work from Atelier by SC, a grant-making project launched last week in an effort to boost artists' creativity and business skills. |
11Sep2016 | Mexico to Reach 84 Million Internet Users in 2020 Telecompaper Mexico is set to add around 20 million internet users over the next four years to reach 84 million by 2020, according to the president of the country's Electronics, Telecommunications and IT Chamber of Commerce. |
11Sep2016 | 15 Years After the 9/11 Attacks, 'Tuesday's Children' Helps Victims and Their Families TheStreet Tuesday's Children is an organization that supports children and families affected by the tragic September 11 attacks fifteen years ago. |
11Sep2016 | Thousands March Against President's Proposal to Allow Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico VOA News The National Front for the Family, a coalition of various religious groups and other organizations, called on Mexicans to gather across the country to challenge President Enrique Pena Nieto's legislation to allow gay marriage. |
10Sep2016 | Pick Your Poison: Hillary and Trump Are Both Bad News for Mexico PanAm Post “Hillary Trump†is yet another mistake in Enrique Pena Nieto’s speech and his most recent “fail.†But it’s actually a rather useful term. Whoever wins the US presidency is going to cause problems for the future of Mexico. |
10Sep2016 | Echale a Tu Casa Helps Low-Income Mexican Families Build Affordable Homes CCTV America The lack of affordable housing is a massive challenge in Latin America, leaving many low-income families without homes. But one Mexican company is now aiming to change that by helping people become homeowners. |
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