25Aug2016 | Trump or Clinton in White House: How the Mexican Peso Could be Toast CNBC.com Mexico's currency has been unusually volatile this year, and some attribute it to anti-Mexico and protectionist sentiment raised during this U.S. presidential election season. |
25Aug2016 | The Largest Solar Energy Project in Mexico Aims at Sustainability CCTV America Mexico is aiming to switch to clean energy with wind and solar to make up more than one-third of its electricity sources. |
25Aug2016 | Mexico City Chapultepec Zoo a Death Row for Animals Television del Sur Since 2000, a total of 9,436 animals have died in the iconic Chapultepec Zoo of Mexico City, which is one of the oldest and largest in the country. |
25Aug2016 | Philippines and Mexico to Address the Drug Problem at the International Level Mexico News.Net The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency and the government Mexico further strengthen its ties in fighting illegal drugs with the recent visit of the Ambassador of Mexico to the Philippines. |
25Aug2016 | Reforma: Mexico President Pena Nieto's Plagiarism Should Result in His Removal from Office Reforma If the electorate is entitled to make mistakes when choosing a President who ends up being incompetent, unethical or corrupt, they should also have the right to remove him. |
24Aug2016 | Growth of Central American Armies Poses Threat to Democratic Stability Agencia EFE Governments in Central America, one of the world's most violent regions, are expanding the role of their militaries in civilian affairs and increasing their weaponry, thus posing a threat to democracy. |
24Aug2016 | Transport Ministry Reclaims Migrant-Shuttling 'The Beast' Railroad Concession Thomson Reuters Foundation Mexico's Communications and Transport Ministry says it had taken over a concession to a southern railroad, whose trains are known locally as "The Beast," which thousands of Central American migrants have used to hitch rides to the United States. |
24Aug2016 | Separated Families Part of the Continuing Debate Over U.S. Immigration Policy San Diego Union Tribune In the first half of 2014, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 22,088 unauthorized immigrants who claimed to have at least one U.S.-born child, according to the agency’s most recent data. Experts and activists estimate that hundreds of these parents live in Tijuana. |
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