02Jun2016 | How Tacos Saved a Suicidal Mexican Teen's Life teleSUR English Two police officers in Mexico City have become famous on social media after talking a young man out of committing suicide - by using tacos. |
02Jun2016 | Move to Recast Mexico's Criminal Justice Process Brings Both Improvements and Challenges The Wall Street Journal Supporters say the changes will create a more transparent and accountable system where defense lawyers and prosecutors confront each other in public before a judge or panel of judges. Critics say parts of the country aren’t ready for the changes and criminals could avoid punishment in the short term. |
02Jun2016 | Noti-Fly Technology Tells You When Your Fly Is Down AskMen Finally, a useful piece of technology in the age of apps and tech innovations. Noti-Fly sends a message to your smartphone when your fly is down, so you don't walk around all day looking like a tool. |
02Jun2016 | Banks and Brokerages Seek More Time on Mexico Tax Probe Request Reuters Mexican brokerages are pushing back against a massive government data request that aims to uncover possible tax evasion, a document showed, after the "Panama Papers" cast a spotlight on how the world's rich and famous hide their wealth. |
02Jun2016 | Trumped: PGA World Golf Championship Is Leaving Miami for Mexico City Newsy The PGA Tour hasn't said exactly where the World Golf Championships will be held, but reports say Club de Golf Chapultepec is the likely venue. |
02Jun2016 | Mexico Elections Cast a Light on Powerful Governors - and Hope for Change The Guardian Under governor Javier Duarte, Veracruz has become one of Mexico’s most dangerous states – but as his term ends, so might 86 years of PRI rule. |
02Jun2016 | Outrage Over Public Shaming of Teachers and Administrators in the State of Chiapas BBC News Mexico's human rights ombudsman has called an inquiry into the public shaming of a group of teachers and administrators in the state of Chiapas. |
01Jun2016 | Experts Raise Doubts Over Kidnapped Mexican Football Star's Heroic Escape Agence France-Presse Mexican football star Alan Pulido emerged as a hero after beating a kidnapper and taking his phone to escape a nightmare of captivity in barely 24 hours. But many are now asking if the miraculous details are indeed to good to be true. |
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