30May2016 | Dressed Like a Superhero, Doctor Brings Joy to Kids with Cancer in Mexico Agencia EFE Dressed as a superhero, prince, clown or chef, a doctor is bringing joy to kids with cancer whom he treats at a public hospital in Guadalajara, capital of Mexico's Jalisco state. |
30May2016 | Sharing Music of Son Jarocho Across the U.S.-Mexico Border's Metal Fence The New York Times A locked security zone resembling a prison is not the most obvious location for a musical gathering. But over the weekend, as they have every year since 2008, musicians assembled on either side of the border between the United States and Mexico. |
30May2016 | Young Mexican Woman Endures Five Years of Slavery, Chains, and Starvation CNN She’s 23 years old, but her petite frame makes her look like a teenager. Her bright eyes and friendly smile can easily hide the horrors she has lived, unimaginable physical and mental abuse that almost took her life. |
30May2016 | Fish On: Mexico Sportfishing Rules and Regulations Conapesca/SAGARPA When operating a boat that carries fishing equipment in Mexican waters, it is necessary to hold a valid fishing license for everybody aboard the boat, regardless of age and whether fishing or not. |
30May2016 | Grass-Roots #Ley3de3 Anticorruption Drive Puts Heat on Mexican Lawmakers The New York Times A package of anticorruption measures being weighed by the national legislature could become a turning point in the country’s relationship with corruption. |
30May2016 | Will TPP Give Corporations More Power Over Nations? Radio Sputnik Over 1500 organizations, including labor unions and environmental groups, have called on the US Congress to reject the hotly-debated TPP deregulation deal. |
30May2016 | Veracruz Reporter Becomes Sixth Journalist Murdered in Mexico This Year Reporters Without Borders Reporters Without Borders sounds the alarm about the growing violence against Mexican media personnel after freelance reporter Manuel Torres was gunned down in Poza Rica, in the eastern state of Veracruz. |
30May2016 | Soccer Star Alan Pulido 'Rescued' Hours After Being Kidnapped in Tamaulipas Agence France-Presse Mexican authorities have rescued football star Alan Pulido following his kidnapping in his crime-plagued home state of Tamaulipas, with the player declaring early Monday he was "very well" despite the ordeal. |
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