17Oct2017 | How the Mexico Tech Industry Benefits from U.S. Anti-Immigration Stance Reuters Amazon, Facebook and other U.S. tech companies are expanding operations south of the border as Mexico works to capitalize on the Trump administration’s anti-immigration stance. |
16Oct2017 | Will Trump Be Impeached, Removed Via the 25th Amendment or Resign? Newsweek How is the Trump presidency likely to end? It is a question that has been asked more frequently by more people about President Donald Trump than about any other commander in chief in modern history. |
16Oct2017 | Scandal-Tainted Attorney General Cervantes Quits Amid Debate on New Top Prosecutor The Financial Times Mexico’s attorney general Raúl Cervantes has quit his post, saying he does not want to stand in the way of the approval in Congress of a reformed General Prosecutor’s Office. |
16Oct2017 | Paddle, Meditate, Volunteer with Kids, Repeat. Feel Good & Do Good on Wellness Retreat in LaPaz The Los Angeles Times Feel good while doing good works on a vacation in LaPaz, Mexico, where a wellness and fitness program is being combined with volunteering in the local community. |
16Oct2017 | CBP Tests Camera-Toting Balloon on Tex-Mex Border Associated Press The U.S. Border Patrol is considering another type of surveillance balloon that can be quickly moved to spot illegal activity, part of an effort to see if more eyes in the sky translate to fewer illegal crossings. |
16Oct2017 | Call for Independence from Catalonia May Have Sparked a Copycat Movement in Mexico Vocativ A group is calling for these states to break off and unify as "The Mexico Republic Of The North." Since it’s only a Facebook page at the moment, It might just be a joke. But page likes have gone up by 4,200 percent in only two weeks. |
16Oct2017 | Half of All Mexicans Have Paid a Bribe in the Previous 12 Months Big Think Corruption – bending the rules of government in exchange for favors or bribes – is a worldwide problem. It is certainly not limited to Latin America. |
16Oct2017 | Pope Canonizes First Child Martyrs from New World Thomson Reuters Pope Francis canonized 35 new Roman Catholic saints on Sunday, including three indigenous children martyred in 16th century Mexico and considered the first Christians killed for their faith in the New World. |
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