12Jul2016 | Teachers, Government Officials Agree to More Talks as Protests Across Mexico Continue teleSUR English A series of three meetings will seek to tackle political, educational, and social issues fueling the conflict between dissident teachers and the government. |
12Jul2016 | A Closer Look at the Latin American Women That Could Lead the United Nations Americas Quarterly In a packed field of candidates, Christiana Figueres’ climate leadership could be a boon to her candidacy for UN Secretary-General. |
11Jul2016 | Search Brigades Popping Up Across Mexico in Desperate Effort to Find Missing Loved Ones Fox News Latino Over the years, thousands of people have disappeared in Mexico because of drug-related violence. Families frustrated with a lack of answers are taking matters into their own hands. |
11Jul2016 | Presidency Moves to Tame Graft-Tarnished States of Veracruz and Quintana Roo Reuters Mexico's presidency has moved against two state governments, saying they had flouted federal anti-corruption laws, setting the scene for a possible conflict with two outgoing governors tarnished by graft accusations. |
11Jul2016 | HIV Cases Still Rampant Among Gay Men Despite Continuing Healthcare Advances Australia Network News Despite advances in HIV prevention and treatment services, gay, bisexual and many men who have sex with men remain to account for the majority of HIV cases around the world. |
11Jul2016 | Saving a Near-Extinct Indigenous Language in Mexico The Straits Times As of 2011, there were only two people left in the Mexican village of Ayapa who could speak the ancient Mayan language Ayapaneco fluently. To make matters worse, these last two speakers had quarreled and were not talking to each other. |
11Jul2016 | TV Reporter Fired for 'Lack of Professionalism' After Being Carried Across Flooded Streets Telegraph Mexican TV reporter who inspired a host of memes after being carried through flood waters has been fired from her job. |
11Jul2016 | President Boasts of Mexico's Record Job Creation Agencia EFE President Enrique Pena Nieto said that since he took office in December 2012, Mexico's economy has added 2.03 million jobs, a number he hailed as "historic." |
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