20May2016 | A Human Trafficking Survivor Runs from Mexico City Poverty to World Triathlon Record Badar TV360 The fact that Norma Bastidas broke the record for the worlds longest triathlon is impressive on its own. However, her success becomes all the more awe-inspiring when you learn about the unlikely path the 49-year-old traveled to accomplish the feat. |
20May2016 | Mexican Economy Picked Up Speed in the First Quarter Nasdaq Mexican economic growth accelerated in the first quarter, with increases in industrial output, services and agricultural production expanding from the final quarter of 2015. |
20May2016 | Crisis: Documentary About Medical Cannabis Access by Families and Children in Mexico CrisisDoc.org 'Crisis' portrays the legal struggle of parents in Mexico who are leading the battle for access to cannabis for health as a constitutional right. |
20May2016 | Deaf Bible App Now Includes Mexican Sign Language MNN Online The most recent addition to the Deaf Bible app is Mexican Sign language. It now has five books translated, with plans to get five more books out next year. |
20May2016 | Growing Latin American Humanitarian Emergency Invisible to the World Inter Press Service The daughter of slain indigenous environmental activist Berta Caceres wants to tell the world about communities that are displaced and forced off their land because of a “neoliberal, racist and patriarchal†system. |
20May2016 | UN Rights Office Urges Mexico Authorities to Pursue Investigation Into Tlatlaya Case UN News Centre The United Nations human rights office today reiterated a call for the Government of Mexico to ensure a prompt and thorough investigation into a series of alleged summary executions and human rights violations committed by authorities almost two years ago. |
20May2016 | A Weakened Catholic Church in Mexico Poses Less Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage NPR.org A day after Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto proposed enshrining same-sex marriage in the traditionally conservative country's constitution, Mexico's Catholic Church said it opposes the move. But the Church's opposition may not present much of an obstacle. |
20May2016 | A Diego Rivera Painting Sells Privately for $15.7M The Associated Press A Diego Rivera painting has sold privately for $15.7 million, setting a world record price for any Latin American work of art. |
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