29Jun2016 | Researchers Discover the 2009 Swine Flu Pandemic Originated in Mexico MedicalXpress The 2009 swine H1N1 flu pandemic—responsible for more than 17,000 deaths worldwide - originated in pigs from a very small region in central Mexico. |
29Jun2016 | Rural Mexican Women Work in Up to 3 Fields a Day PLEnglish.com Most women living in rural areas of the Mexican capital city have double and even triple working day, indicated a survey carried out by the Ministry of Rural Development and Equity for Communities. |
29Jun2016 | Resurgence in Left Politics in Mexico Following Oaxaca Teachers Strike Massacre The Real News Network Law professor John Ackerman says the Morena Party is trying to mobilize social movements into a political force that has already brought hundreds of thousands to the street. |
29Jun2016 | Ancient Temple of Mexican Otomi Indians Damaged The Associated Press Assailants have damaged an ancient Otomi Indian religious site in Mexico, toppling stone structures used as altars, breaking carved stones and scattering offerings of flowers, fruit and paintings at a remote mountain shrine. |
29Jun2016 | Law Enforcement in Mexico Subjecting Women to Torture, Amnesty International Reports News.Mic Women in Mexico are being tortured by officials at every level of law enforcement, according to a report released Tuesday by Amnesty International. |
29Jun2016 | Trump's Anti-Mexican Talk Offensive, Worrisome, Foreign Secretary Says CBC News Mexico's foreign secretary says everyone should be worried about the kind of anti-immigration sentiment coming out of the United States now, because it shows a lack of respect for countries that are supposed to be allies. |
29Jun2016 | Latin America Media Association Seeks to Join Forces Against Press Attacks Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico, where attacks on the press are an ongoing phenomenon, in October will host the 72nd Annual Assembly of the Inter American Press Association with the aim of joining forces against the scourge. |
28Jun2016 | Violence Without Justice: Mexico's Continuing Drug War and Its Consequences openDemocracy It is really a civil war against and among citizens, involved in drugs or not, with devastating consequences for the population and the state. |
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