07Apr2016 | A Young Political Star in Mexico Takes on a Major Battle: Fixing the Nation's Schools The Washington Post Mexico’s education secretary has thrown teachers-union leaders in jail, deployed federal police to guard teacher-testing sites, fired thousands of instructors and raised money to renovate 33,000 schools - all in less than a year. |
07Apr2016 | Immigrants Disappointed by Trump's Plan to Cut Off Remittances to Pay for Border Wall Cronkite News Mexican immigrants, who send money to relatives back home, reacted with disappointment over a proposal to cut off their ability to send remittances to Mexico. |
06Apr2016 | Tohono O'odham Nation Tribal Members Unwelcome at US-Mexico Border Gate Indian Country Today The Tohono O’odham Nation faced a rude awakening this week, when tribal members found fencing, poles and three signs posted up at the San Miguel Gate located on the boundary of Chukut Kuk District, one of the eleven districts of the Nation and right on the U.S.-Mexico international border. |
06Apr2016 | UN Experts Urges Mexico to Halt Smear Campaign Against Human Rights Defenders UN News Centre Three United Nations human rights experts today urged the Government of Mexico to express its full support for the work of human rights defenders and civil society organizations, and actively counter the current stigmatization campaign to undermine their work. |
06Apr2016 | A Broad Abroad with the Best Cook in Oaxaca, Mexico Yahoo Travel In this episode of A Broad Abroad on Yahoo Travel, Paula Froelich heads to Oaxaca, Mexico to learn some culinary skills from the best cook in town. |
06Apr2016 | Mexican Researchers Design Device to Detect Breast Cancer Through Saliva Agencia EFE A team of researchers at Mexico's Monterrey Institute of Technology is developing a device for the early detection of breast cancer, a key to improving the chances of successful treatment of the disease. |
06Apr2016 | Facebook VoiceOver to Describe Photos for the Blind The Associated Press Facebook is training its computers to become seeing-eye guides for blind and visually impaired people as they scroll through the pictures posted on the world's largest online social network. |
06Apr2016 | For Many in Mexico, Relatives' Remittances from U.S. are Financial Lifelines Fox News Latino The billions of dollars in U.S. remittances that Donald Trump is threatening to block to force Mexico to pay for a border wall are a financial lifeline for the Latin American country's economy. |
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