04May2016 | Tourism Board Updates Map of Locations of Zika Virus Cases in Mexico Travel Weekly The tourism board created the map earlier this year in an effort to help travelers understand where in Mexico cases of the Zika virus have been found, and that they are not in the country’s traditional resort areas. |
03May2016 | Documentary Film Festival Takes a Look Inside the World of Lucha Mexico DOXAFestival This is a society all its own, with rules of behavior, codes of honor, and a rich legacy of tradition and culture. Not to mention some nifty masks! |
03May2016 | Bilateral Cooperation Raises Odds Against Fugitives Who Flee to Mexico to Escape the Law Mexico News Daily Americans running south of the border to flee the long arm of the law has often been a successful plot device in movies, but in reality, it might not work out so well. |
03May2016 | Why You Shouldn't Celebrate Cinco de Mayo - At Least Not the Way You May Have Planned Romper There’s nothing wrong with having some tequila and a few tacos on Cinco de Mayo. But rather than going about the day in a disrespectful manner this year, try to celebrate in a way that doesn’t offend the culture to which it belongs, and respects others’ Mexican heritage. |
03May2016 | Election Fraud Feared as Hackers Target Unprotected Online Voter Records The Hill Since December, hundreds of millions of voters in the U.S., the Philippines, Turkey and Mexico have had their data discovered on the web in unprotected form. |
03May2016 | Defense Secretary to Keep Army Troops on the Streets Until Police Improve Latin American Herald Tribune The army will continue to be involved in public safety operations across Mexico until municipal police departments do a better job, Defense Secretary Salvador Cienfuegos says. |
03May2016 | Can We Eliminate Mexico's Massive Informal Economy? Should We? El Daily Post There are sound economic reasons for wanting to bring Mexico’s vast “gray economy†into line. Doing it, however, is another story. |
03May2016 | LGBTs Are Gaining Rights in Latin America - But Are They Getting Respect? WLRN In a globalized society, Colombia is seeing a gay class contributing economically to the country. This idea of gay citizens contributing to society is something new in South America. |
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