08Apr2016 | EIP's Mexico Peace Index Offers Detailed, Imperfect View of Security Trends InSight Crime The newly released Mexico Peace Index provides a comprehensive, if inexact, measure of short- and long-term crime and violence trends in Mexico by examining progress on a number of security indicators. |
08Apr2016 | Female Police Officers Subjected to 'Attractiveness' Inspections in Queretaro The Guardian ‘I trained to be a police officer, not a showgirl’ – two officers in Queretaro touristic town center complain to the state’s human rights commission. |
08Apr2016 | A Look Inside Mexico's Paper Money Making Factory CNN CNN's Rafael Romo takes us into the central bank's highly restricted money making factory, to the only place where Mexican paper bills are made. |
08Apr2016 | To 'Lose 500 Tons,' Mexico Kicks Off Weight Reducing Campaign Eyeing Ginness World Record Xinhua On World Health Day, the Mexican Health Ministry kicked off a weight reducing campaign to motivate its public-sector workers to "lose 500 tons" of excess weight. |
08Apr2016 | Facing Violence, Mexican Women Learn to Fight Back Agence France-Presse A growing number of women and teenage girls are taking self-defense classes at several training centers in Ecatepec, a crime-ridden city of 1.6 million where killings of women have surged in recent years. |
08Apr2016 | Supermarkets to Donate Unsold Food in Mexico to Combat Widespread Malnutrition CCTV America In Mexico, a non-profit food bank is working with supermarket chains to provide unspoiled food to those most in need. |
08Apr2016 | Mexico's Vicente Fox Says Trump Will Drag US Into 'Ignorance, Racism, Hunger, Despair' NewsMax The former president of Mexico has penned a scathing opinion piece in which he says Donald Trump will drag the United States to "the bottom of the ocean, all the way through the shores of ignorance, racism, hunger and despair" if he makes it to the White House. |
07Apr2016 | Already Rife with Corruption, Latin America Is Now Aggressively Spying on Citizens The Next Web A new report claims that nearly every Latin American country, from Mexico to Chile - and practically everywhere in-between - is using aggressive surveillance software to spy on its citizens. |
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