06Jun2016 | Lower Vehicle Standards Return Smog to Mexico City CCTV America Until recently, Mexico City was considered a world leader in reducing smog. But a recent decision to allow more vehicles on the road has brought back dangerously contaminated air. |
06Jun2016 | United States Sees End of 3-Year Rule as World's Most Competitive Economy PanAm Post Mexico fell six places in 2016 global competitiveness rankings in the Global Competitiveness Index IMD, which analyzes 61 economies and was prepared by the Business School of Switzerland. |
06Jun2016 | Embarrassing New Escape Highlights the Vulnerability of Mexican Jails VICE News The recent flight of two convicted kidnappers - who walked to freedom after sawing through some metal bars while they were supposed to be in the bathroom - has highlighted the fact that Mexican jailbreaks are not just the privilege of world-famous drug lords. |
06Jun2016 | Saving Traditional Oaxacan Pottery from Extinction wochit News In Oaxaca, Mexico, cultural traditions are still very strong. Innovating Tradition is a non-profit company that works to share traditional Oaxacan ceramics around the world. |
06Jun2016 | In San Ignacio Lagoon, Mexico, the Whales Are So Close You Could Kiss Them The Los Angeles Times If you need to find a member of the Cetacean Nation in a crowd, you need only mutter: "I'm going on a whale-watching trip where you get to watch mothers and babies frolicking nearby." |
06Jun2016 | Frequently Visible at US Political Rallies, Mexican Flag Takes on New Symbolism Fox News Latino The flag of Mexico has a long history in the United States, despite being a symbol of a nation south of the border. |
06Jun2016 | Mexico Ruling PRI Party Routed in Regional Vote on Graft, Gang Violence Reuters Early results from gubernatorial races in 12 of Mexico's 31 states on Monday showed Pena Nieto's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, heading for defeat in seven of them, a result far worse than most polls had forecast. |
06Jun2016 | Justice Report Accuses Mexico of Crimes Against Humanity in Drug War The New York Times A new report by the Open Society Justice Initiative is the first time an international group has made a public legal argument that the pattern of abuses amounts to crimes against humanity. The finding is significant. |
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