01Nov2017 | Pacific Mexico Logs Record Number of Earthquakes Riviera Maya News September has proven the most volatile month in parts of Pacific Mexico with the National Seismological Service announcing a record number of earthquakes. |
01Nov2017 | TripAdvisor Deleted Woman’s 2010 Post About Rape at Resort in Riviera Maya - Until Now Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Kristie Love fought to warn travelers about how she was raped at an Iberostar resort in Riviera Maya, Mexico, in 2010. The Dallas woman posted her story on TripAdvisor, which refused to publish it. |
31Oct2017 | Jorge Ramos Has a Simple Proposal to Combat Corruption in Mexico Splinter I propose that we fight corruption in Mexico, and my idea about how to do that is neither perfect nor is it certain to put all who are guilty in jail. But it would be a great first step. |
31Oct2017 | A Virtual Reality Experience Wins Oscar for First Time Polygon The Academy of the Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced this week that a special Oscar statuette will be presented to already two-time Oscar-winner Alejandro G. Inarritu’s Carne y Arena. |
31Oct2017 | Hong Kong Awarded 2022 Gay Games After Defeating Mexico and the United States InsideTheGames Hong Kong has been named as the first Asian city to host the Gay Games after being awarded the 2022 event, seeing off strong competition from the United States and Mexico. |
31Oct2017 | Ferromex Sounds Alarm on Skyrocketing Cargo Thefts JOC.com A dramatic increase in the number of attacks on freight trains in southern Mexico and near the Port of Veracruz — from a handful of incidents each month to as many as 16 per day — are driving some customers away, Ferromex says. |
31Oct2017 | Police Women Fight Culture of Corruption on the Mean Streets of Guadalajara Latin American Herald Tribune The second most populated city in Mexico now has a force of carefully selected policewomen, better trained than the policemen, who are preventing attempts at corruption by drivers stopped for traffic offenses. |
31Oct2017 | Spill Over from Decades-Long North American War on Drugs Is Devastating Mexico openDemocracy As a spill over of the drug’s war, a vast network of criminal economy is spreading amid vast corruption, impunity, and mounting deaths. |
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