17May2016 | Second Mexican Judge Approves 'El Chapo' Guzman's Extradition to the US Lawyer Herald A second Mexican judge has given his approval to another US extradition request for the notorious drug lord, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, judicial authorities have announced. |
17May2016 | How Guadalajara, Mexico, Is Quietly Assembling the Next Silicon Valley The Washington Post In a bustling co-working space sits 850 tech workers and dozens of start-ups building apps, tweaking online experiences, pumping out design. The vibe feels much like Silicon Valley. But they’re nowhere near Northern California |
17May2016 | Hurricane Season Begins on Mexico's West Coast Tucson News Now The Servicio Meteorologico Nacional in Mexico is forecasting a slightly above average hurricane season with 17 named storms, 9 of those becoming hurricanes, and 4 of those hurricanes becoming major storms of Category 3 or higher. |
17May2016 | Drug War Has Hurt the Mexican Economy Just Like It Has Hurt It's People The Huffington Post Canada The Mexican drug war has killed as many as 160,000 people. But there's an economic cost to drug violence, too. And though it's dropped over the past five years, it's still an immense one. |
17May2016 | Pre-Running Opens Saturday for SCORE Baja 500 Off-Road.com The drawing for starting positions is Thursday and pre-running opens Saturday for entries from all across the United States and around the world expected for next month’s internationally-televised 48th annual SCORE Baja 500. |
17May2016 | Forbes: Remittances Supersede Oil as Mexico's Main Source of Foreign Income Newsmax The money Mexican workers send home from the United States is Mexico's top source of foreign income and represents more than twice the value of crude oil exports, according to a new report. |
17May2016 | In Mexico, Human Rights Abuses of the 'War on Drugs' Have Become a Daily Reality Centro Prodh Impunity over human rights violations generates an unconscionable mixture: the economic and political interests of criminality go unscathed, while the most marginalized, and often innocent, people face the worst consequences. |
17May2016 | Protestants Facing Increased Persecution in Mexico's Indigenous Communities TRUNEWS Lauro Perez Nunez was banished from his community for failing to belong to the “traditionalist†church, which is a combination of paganism and Catholicism. |
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