11Aug2016 | A Century-Old Sparkling Water from Mexico Starts Bubbling in the U.S. Marketplace European brands have long been go-tos for lovers of fizzy water in the U.S. But this Mexican sparkling water has captured the palates of many in the South, especially in Texas. |
11Aug2016 | Mexico President's Approval Falls to 23 Percent on Economy and Violence Bloomberg Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s approval has plunged in a poll to 23 percent as most people surveyed said they saw the economy worsen and violence rise over the past year. |
11Aug2016 | Contemporary Thinkers Gather to Consider Mexico's Current Indigenous Reality La Jornada Is there indigenous thought in Mexico? If so, what are its characteristics? What does it mean to think about reality from the viewpoint of indigenous peoples? How is this thinking developing? |
11Aug2016 | US Lawmakers Rally in Opposition to Funding Mexico's Human Rights Abuses teleSUR Dozens of U.S. lawmakers are calling on the State Department to consider the Mexican government's history of violating human rights before signing off on an aid package that could end up funding such abuses. |
11Aug2016 | My Parents 'Would Die': Families Fear Impact of Trump's Border Wall Plan CNN Donald Trump talks about building a border wall; but nothing will stop people when they are hungry and when they are in need. |
10Aug2016 | Defending Champion Mexico Bounced from Men's Olympic Soccer Tournament After Loss The Los Angeles Times Defending champion Mexico has been eliminated from the men's soccer tournament after 1-0 loss to South Korea. |
10Aug2016 | Dark Web Drug Sales Triple Since Silk Road Closure Newsweek Sales of illicit drugs on the so-called dark web have tripled since the 2013 shutdown of the online marketplace Silk Road, according to new research. |
10Aug2016 | Families Searching for Loved Ones Turn Up Hidden Graves in State of Veracruz Yahoo News Mothers searching for missing loved ones said they have found seven clandestine gravesites with remains of an undetermined number of people in the eastern Mexican state of Veracruz, one of the most afflicted by drug gang violence. |
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