11Oct2017 | Yucatan Faces Challenge of How to Protect Its Attractions with Influx of Tourists Xinhua Now receiving 1.5 million tourists a year, Yucatan faces the challenge of reconciling how to best protect its attractions with an increasing number of tourists, which make up over 10 percent of its economy. |
11Oct2017 | US Demands Risk Collapse of NAFTA Negotiations The Star The critical fourth round of NAFTA negotiations between Canada, Mexico and the U.S. resume in Washington amid a growing chorus of pessimism over the Trump administration’s hard-line demands. |
11Oct2017 | Citizens Hope Earthquake Will Shake Up a Corrupt Mexican System The Financial Times The earthquake that killed 228 people in Mexico City last month has provoked a painful public debate about the role endemic corruption played in the destruction. |
11Oct2017 | Hunger and Obesity on the Rise in Latin America, UN Food Body Warns teleSUR Hunger is on the rise in six Latin American countries, with about 42.5 million people starving in the region, according to a new FAO/PAHO report. |
11Oct2017 | There Was a ’Giant Picnic’ at the US-Mexico Border CNN Building a massive dining table across both sides of the US-Mexico border in the small Mexican town of Tecate, artist JR painted "the eyes of the dreamer" on top of the bench. |
10Oct2017 | Police Attack Veracruz State Residents Protesting Lingering Health Crisis Television del Sur Residents of the Ojite de Matamoros community in Mexico’s Veracruz state were violently attacked by the police as they blocked a highway to demand urgent medical attention for an outbreak of an acute respiratory illness. |
10Oct2017 | El Chapo Fails to Break Free of Four US Federal Cocaine Charges New York Daily News Joaquin ’El Chapo’ Guzman argued four of his international cocaine distribution charges were beyond the statute of limitation, but a judge rejected his bid. |
10Oct2017 | Renowned Indigenous Leaders Call for End to ’Genocide’ of Uncontacted Tribes Survival International Three of Brazil’s most prominent Indian leaders have denounced their government’s concerted attack on indigenous rights as “genocidal.†|
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