05May2016 | Commuters Go Electric in Polluted Mexican Capital Agence France-Presse Electric vehicles are gaining a foothold in this sprawling megacity of 21 million people and 5.5 million cars. Many early adapters of the technology are seeking a less painful commute. |
05May2016 | Hundreds Commemorate 10th Anniversary of Police Raid on San Salvador Atenco Democracy Now! Hundreds marched in Mexico Wednesday to mark 10 years since a brutal police raid on the town of Atenco. Enrique Pena Nieto ordered the police raid on Atenco amid protests in support of local flower vendors. |
05May2016 | Cirque du Soleil's 'Luzia' Unveils a Mexican Dreamscape in Quebec Montreal Gazette A clown parachutes into the big top, turns a giant key et voilà : a new world is revealed, one populated by giant butterflies, hoop-jumping hummingbirds and a garden of real marigolds tended to by tin robots. Welcome to Cirque du Soleil’s vibrant new big-top show, Luzia. |
05May2016 | From Panama to Delaware: How the US Promotes Secret Tax Havens Middlesboro Daily News In many states, you must provide more information to get a library card than you do to create a corporation. The actual human owner of the assets of the corporation doesn’t have to be listed anywhere. |
05May2016 | No State Adequately Prepared to Implement Oral Accusatory Trial System: CIDAC Aristegui Noticias At their current rates of progress, it will take the thirty-two states eleven more years to achieve sufficient progress to ensure the optimal performance of the oral accusatory trial system, which comes into force throughout the country on a mandatory basis on June 18. |
05May2016 | United Nations High Commission Launches LatAm #RefugeeChildren Campaign The Center for Immigration Studies The campaign aims to explain the reasons why children and adolescents flee El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. |
04May2016 | Acapulco Welcomes New Security Chief in Face of High Crime Rates Prensa Latina Acapulco, considered the most violent city in Mexico, has welcomed its new security secretary, who will have to confront the high rates of violence and murder in the municipality. |
04May2016 | Heroin Farmers: The Trail of Destruction Starts in Mexico's Poppy Fields VICE News VICE News travels to the fertile mountains of western Mexico, where we see the beginning of the path black tar heroin takes to the US on plantations growing poppies used to make opium. |
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