26Aug2016 | Tourism Minister Enrique de la Madrid Discounts Trump Trash Talk Daily Business Review The Mexican government has decided it needs to invest more time and money on its image in the U.S. as officials visit U.S. cities to counteract what it calls untrue comments by U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. |
26Aug2016 | Diver in Mexico Conveys His Love of Sharks Through His Underwater Photography Latin American Herald Tribune A Mexican diver wanting to convey to his friends the thrill of swimming with sharks began developing what today is his great passion: underwater photography of these powerful predators. |
26Aug2016 | Shootout Between Civilians & Police Shakes Mexico's Epicenter of Violence InSight Crime A prolonged shootout between over 100 armed civilians and a dozen police officers in Guerrero, Mexico, has left six dead, another example of how the state's complicated criminal dynamics have helped turn it into the country's epicenter of violence. |
26Aug2016 | Lucha Libre Wrestlers Take Part in Annual Pilgrimage HartNews Masked Lucha Libre wrestlers give thanks during an annual pilgrimage to the Basilica of Our Lady Guadalupe in Mexico City. |
26Aug2016 | Deportations Could Cause Economic Chaos in Mexico BuzzFlash A World Bank study found that remittances were the main reason poverty had declined so sharply in recent years. Not only do families of migrant workers benefit, the study found; so does everybody else, when the families spend that money locally. |
26Aug2016 | Secretariat of Health Confirms Over 1,600 Cases of Zika Virus in Mexico NNN Mexico confirmed that 1,619 cases of Zika virus have been recorded in the country up to Wednesday, of which 88 percent are located in the states of Chiapas, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Veracruz. |
26Aug2016 | Cocks Not Glocks: How a Group of Students Used Sex Toys to Fight Against New Gun Laws Colorado Springs Gazette Hundreds of University of Texas students waved sex toys at a campus rally during the first day of classes, protesting a new state law that allows concealed handguns in college classrooms, buildings and dorms. |
26Aug2016 | Oaxaca, Guerrero Education Officials Announce Plans to Fire Striking Teachers The Associated Press Education officials in Mexico have announced plans to fire 1,255 teachers and school employees in two states who allegedly joined protests that blocked roads and shuttered schools in the southern states of Oaxaca and Guerrero. |
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