21May2016 | Uber Bus App to Disrupt Mexican Public Transportation PanAm Post Mexico will be the first Latin American country to feature a private bus service on demand, where users have the benefit of an affordable Uber-like service combined with a public transportation system. |
21May2016 | 'The Weight of Shadows: A Memoir of Mexico Immigration and Displacement' Iowa Public Radio In his book, author Jose Orduna tells his family's story of emigrating from Mexico and reflects on the process of becoming a North American citizen in a post-9/11 United States. |
21May2016 | New UN Climate Chief Espinosa at Odds with Trump Reuters The United Nations' incoming climate chief said she will push for rapid action under a U.N. accord to slow global warming and expressed hopes that U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will drop calls for a renegotiation if elected. |
21May2016 | More Personal Vehicle Use Restrictions in Mexico City Amid Poor Air Quality Sputnik New restrictions on the use of personal vehicles are being introduced in Mexico’s capital amid worsening air pollution, the Environmental Commission of the Megalopolis announced. |
21May2016 | Poll Finds Much of the World Would Welcome Refugees Into Their Homes World.Mic Finally, some good news for refugees. About four out of five people said people fleeing persecution should be offered refuge in other countries, according to a global Amnesty International poll. |
21May2016 | Arround the Globe, Luxury-Home Sales Are Getting a Reality Check Associated Press The global luxury housing market lost some of its sheen last year as financial markets became unsettled and many wealthy buyers began to look for less expensive homes. |
20May2016 | Corruption Concerns in Mexico Drive Rising Levels of Public Distrust in Government CNSNews.com Mexico’s government faces the lowest level of public confidence seen in nearly a generation, with 61 percent of respondents in a recent poll saying the country is headed in the wrong direction. |
20May2016 | Government Approves Extradition of Drug Boss 'El Chapo' Guzman to U.S. Business Insider The Mexican government announced on Friday that it had approved the extradition of Sinaloa cartel chief Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, which had been requested by the US government last year. |
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