28Oct2017 | Meet Leaders of the Amazon’s Most Endangered Tribes and Those Trying to Protect Them Al Jazeera Last month, 10 indigenous people were reportedly massacred in the Javari Valley Indigenous Reserve by illegal gold miners who roam these rivers, the second such incident this year. |
27Oct2017 | Noroeste Journalist Honored for Reporting Vows to Never be Silenced Agence France-Presse A Mexican journalist recognized for his undaunted reporting vowed to never be silenced despite living in one of the world’s most dangerous countries for reporters. |
27Oct2017 | The U.S. and Mexico Want to Slow Migration from Central America. Will Mass Deportations Help? The Los Angeles Times The United States and Mexico are teaming up in a new effort to stem the flow of immigrants from Central America, even as the US carries out policy changes that critics argue could spur insecurity in the region and drive more people north. |
27Oct2017 | Hotel Xcaret Gives Families the Best of Mexico Just in Time for the Holidays Xcaret Mexico Hotel Xcaret is the place to be this holiday season for families looking to have fun while vacationing with a conscious mind. The team behind Riviera Maya’s renowned eco-amusement parks, is opening a 900-suite luxury hotel in December 2017. |
27Oct2017 | Vehicle Thefts on Rise in States of Jalisco, Mexico, Puebla and Tamaulipas Mexico News Daily Homicide numbers are shaping up to make 2017 the most violent year in the recent history of Mexico, but auto theft is another crime that is also on the rise. The states of Jalisco, Mexico, Puebla and Tamaulipas have seen the biggest increases. |
27Oct2017 | Engineers Are Seeking Answers to Why Mexico City Earthquake Was So Deadly Brigham Young University After the September Mexico City earthquake, GEER used drones and on-site data collection to study how structures fared. The data will be used to engineer structures that can better withstand earthquakes and help save lives. |
27Oct2017 | U.S. Trade Proposals Are So Obviously Unpopular They Give Mexicans Hope Foreign Policy As the Trump administration triples down on impossible-to-meet red lines on trade talks, pessimism about the fate of the North American Free Trade Agreement abounds seemingly everywhere. But some Mexican economic officials are quietly, quixotically optimistic about the prospects of the beleaguered pact. |
27Oct2017 | Relatives Prepare Bones of Deceased for Mexico’s Day of the Dead Celebration Ruptly TV People could be seen cleaning and preparing the bones of their deceased relatives this week in Campeche state, as they prepare for the Dia de Muertos celebrations on November 2. |
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