15Jul2016 | Nearly 1 in 3 Consumers Victimized by Card Fraud Finextra Thirty percent of consumers globally have experienced card fraud in the past five years, according to new global benchmark data from ACI Worldwide and Aite Group. |
15Jul2016 | Proposed Bill Seeks to Bring Deported Military Veterans Back to U.S. Human Rights Watch This week, Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva introduced a bill to the House of Representatives that would give immigrants who served in the US military, but who were subsequently deported due to a criminal conviction, a chance to return to the US. |
15Jul2016 | Mexico's Regal Naval Ship 'Cuauhtemoc' Takes a Sail Around the World CCTV America “Americas Now†had the privilege of stepping on board the deck of a tall ship from Mexico recently. The ship is named “Cuauhtemoc.†|
15Jul2016 | Almost No Progress in Investigation, Missing Mexican Students' Families Say Agencia EFE Relatives of the education students who disappeared in southern Mexico in 2014 said "minimal advances" had been made in the investigation even as the federal government reaffirmed its commitment to finding out what happened to the 43 young people. |
15Jul2016 | Stream Money Chicha's New Album, 'Echo en Mexico' PopMatters.com If you’re looking for a psychedelic trip to top off your end of week, look no further. |
15Jul2016 | Teachers and Students Just Tip of Iceberg of Mexico's Human Rights Crisis Inter Press Service Mexico is experiencing a monumental human rights crisis. There is abundant evidence of widespread human rights violations in the country, including torture, extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances and violence against journalists and human rights defenders. |
15Jul2016 | Tech Leaders Say Trump Is 'a Disaster for Innovation' The Financial Times A group of technology leaders attacked Donald Trump as a threat to innovation in a broadside just days before he is expected to be confirmed as his party’s presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention. |
15Jul2016 | American 'Nearly Beaten to Death' by Taxco Police, Gets Federal Attention Newsmax Ronald James Wooden was allegedly tortured and kidnapped by Taxco municipal police in southern Mexico in 2013 and a Mexican federal judge last month ordered the government to start a criminal investigation. |
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