09Aug2016 | Rescuers Hunt for Survivors After Deadly Landslides in Central Mexico Agence France-Presse Hundreds of soldiers and rescue workers continue to search for the missing after the remnants of Tropical Storm Earl triggered landslides in central Mexico that killed at least 41 people. |
09Aug2016 | Mexican First Lady's Florida Home Owned by Potential Government Contractor The Guardian Guardian investigation reveals Angelica Rivera is using $2.05m luxury apartment bought by Grupo Pierdant, a contender to run Mexico’s ports. |
09Aug2016 | Southern Mexico Businesses Strike to Demand End to Road Blockades The Associated Press Mexico's business community is publicly pressuring the government to end months of protests that have disrupted commerce in southern Mexico. |
08Aug2016 | 100,000 Campesinos Protest in Mexico City's Zocalo on Emiliano Zapata's Birthday teleSUR English Thousands of campesinos poured into the streets of Mexico City Monday to celebrate the birthday of the iconic Mexican Revolution leader Emiliano Zapata and to demand more federal government support for infrastructure and development in rural areas. |
08Aug2016 | An Expat's Guide to Opening a Mexican Bank Account Moneytis If you recently moved to Mexico, either for studies or business or retirement, you would probably need to open a bank account in Mexico. If so, this guide is made especially for you. |
08Aug2016 | Human Trafficking Ranks Second Among Mexico's Most Lucrative Crimes El Paso Times After drug trafficking, human trafficking in Mexico is the illicit activity that generates the most money for criminal groups. It involves the use of force, fraud or coercion to obtain some type of labor, involuntary servitude or commercial sex. |
08Aug2016 | The Underwater World That Threatens Your Internet Geektime While the undersea cables transmitting our internet are important, they are also incredibly vulnerable. Everything from ships to natural disasters and even sharks can threaten these cables. |
08Aug2016 | Not a Suicide: Mexico Murder Case Challenges Views of Gender Violence The Christian Science Monitor Six years after Mariana Lima’s brutal death, the case was reinvestigated, one of several small but significant shifts in a country roiled by gender-based violence. |
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