24Oct2017 | Weekend Peace March in Baja’s San Jose del Cabo Followed by More Violence The Associated Press A weekend march for peace in the beach resort of San Jose del Cabo was followed by at least seven killings there and in the state capital of La Paz, authorities reported. |
23Oct2017 | Cuba and Mexico Ratify Their Solidarity in Case of Natural Disasters Radio Caden Agramonte Agustin Rodriguez de la Gala, Minister Counselor of the Mexican Embassy in Cuba, affirmed the strong ties of collaboration and solidarity between the two countries after the tragedies caused by Hurricane Irma on the Island and the earthquakes Mexico. |
23Oct2017 | Mexico Takes Big Step to Address Carbon Emissions Yale Climate Connections Next year, Mexico aims to join the growing number of governments around the world with formal carbon markets. |
23Oct2017 | Veteran Matador at Charity Event Gored in the Neck During Bullfight The Epoch Times A matador in Mexico was gored through the neck by a bull, but the bullfighter later returned the slay the animal. |
23Oct2017 | Nonprofits Need Social Video and Easier Software Is Coming to Their Rescue Forbes Many nonprofits and other humanitarian organizations don’t have the means to produce high quality video, especially quickly and regularly. So video-forward communicators are turning to companies like Animoto, whose tagline says it all: "Make great videos. Easily." |
23Oct2017 | Meet the Border Angels, the Advocacy Group Trying to Save Migrants’ Lives MotherJones Border Angels is an immigrant-advocacy group that organizes hikes into the southern California desert to distribute water along various routes for migrants crossing the US-Mexico border. |
23Oct2017 | Economists Say NAFTA Collapse Would Hurt Economy, with Mexico Hit Most Bloomberg The collapse of the North American Free Trade Agreement would likely damage yet not derail the continent’s economy and business models of global corporations. |
23Oct2017 | Mexico Takes to the Streets Dressed as La Catrina ’The Lady of the Dead’ Ahead of Holiday MailOnline A ghoulish parade - along Reforma Avenue in Mexico City - was held on Sunday night in preparation for the world-famous Day of the Dead celebration from October 31 to November 2. |
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