25Jul2016 | $2.5 Billion Puerto Los Cabos Brings San Jose Del Cabo Into the Limelight PRWeb Stretching 2,000 oceanfront acres in Los Cabos, Mexico, the $2.5 billion Puerto Los Cabos master-planned resort community is the largest development undertaking ever in the formerly underserved area and with more than 25 percent now open and operating. |
25Jul2016 | United Nations Member States Start Working on Sustainable Development Goals Inter Press Service UN member states “are going beyond rhetoric and earnestly working to achieve real progress†towards the Sustainable Development Goals, the members of the Group of 77 and China said in a ministerial statement. |
25Jul2016 | Survey Reveals Mexico's Indigenous People Viewed as Victims of Prejudice, Poverty Xinhua To be indigenous in Mexico is to suffer from discrimination, marginalization and poverty, according to a study released over the weekend by the National Autonomous University of Mexico. |
25Jul2016 | Mexico Attends International Training Against Human Trafficking in Costa Rica International Organization for Migration IOM has trained a group of 35 Mesoamerican counter trafficking specialists as trainers for its Virtual Course on Trafficking in Persons developed for the region. |
25Jul2016 | Mayors in Mexico Demand More Security After Two Weekend Murders BBC News Mexico Mayors have demanded they be given extra protection after two of their number were killed in separate incidents on Saturday. |
24Jul2016 | Family Members of Disappeared Go on Hunger Strike at Attorney General's Offices La Jornada Dozens of relatives of persons disappeared in several states, including Mexico City, Colima, Sinaloa and Guerrero, have installed a sit-in and hunger strike outside the headquarters of the Attorney General's Office in Mexico City. |
24Jul2016 | CNTE's Teachers Struggle in Classroom, Streets and Media in Mexico teleSUR English A striking teacher tells teleSUR her job encompasses much more than just educating from textbooks and lesson plans. |
24Jul2016 | 'Monster' El Nino Subsides, La Nina Hitting Soon Inter Press Service Now that the 2015-2016 El Nino – one of the strongest on record – has subsided, La Nina – El Nino’s ‘counterpart’ – could strike soon, further exacerbating a severe humanitarian crisis that is affecting millions of people in the most vulnerable communities worldwide. |
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