07Jul2016 | Registration Open for Baja Mexico's Mike's Peak Hill Climb Challenge Off-Road.com Entries from all across the United States and around Mexico are expected as online registration for the upcoming 1st Annual Mike’s Peak Hill Climb Challenge is underway. |
07Jul2016 | 'Discharged, Then Discarded': ACLU Report Details How United States Failed Deported Vets ACLU San Diego The federal government’s failure to help naturalize immigrants serving in the U.S. military has led to the deportation of untold numbers of veterans, all of whom were entitled to become citizens because of their service. |
07Jul2016 | Lawmakers Revise Antigraft Legislation Opposed by Business and Vetoed by Pena Nieto The Wall Street Journal Mexico’s Congress on Wednesday passed a reworked version of anticorruption legislation, stripping out a controversial section that had been opposed by business groups and vetoed by President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
06Jul2016 | Oaxacan Parents Are Angry at Ongoing Teacher Strike, Want Kids Back in School Al Jazeera English Parents in Mexico's Oaxaca are furious at an ongoing teacher strike. They say teachers receive nearly a third of the stat's budget and should be working, not protesting. |
06Jul2016 | The Transition to Expat Life Is Easy at Lake Chapala The Huffington Post In Mexico’s central highlands, this area is the most popular overseas retirement destination for U.S. and Canadian expats, and it’s been so for nearly 100 years. |
06Jul2016 | Meet the Hitman and the Vigilante Who Say They're Trapped Inside Mexico's Drug Wars VICE News The stories of these two former allies and now enemies help explain why Michoacan remains among Mexico's most combustible regions nearly a decade into the country's drug wars that have killed well over 100,000 people. |
06Jul2016 | How Capturing and Recycling Rain Could Save Mexico City from a Water Crisis Isla Urbana Foundation Since 2009, Isla Urbana has been working with communities to catch rain, filter it and use it for the greater part of the year, without having to depend on an unsustainable system. |
06Jul2016 | BUGS the Film - Will Eating Insects Save Our Earth? BUGSfeed Are insects a mirror that reflects our broken food systems, or the silver bullet that will fix them? |
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