04Dec2015 | The Dy(e)ing Art of Mexico's Indigenous Mixtec People PBS Newshour Mexico's Mixtecs have used the liquid from a sea snail for centuries to dye thread for their brightly colored clothing. A dwindling sea snail population threatens that practice. |
04Dec2015 | Pena Nieto Enters Fourth Year as One of Mexico's Most Criticized Presidents The Yucatan Times After assuming the top office three years ago with extremely high expectations from the electorate, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto reaches the midpoint of his administration as one of the country’s most controversial presidents in recent memory. |
04Dec2015 | Amnesty International Applauds Release of Alleged Torture Victims in Mexico Amnesty International Judges in two states in northern Mexico have released torture victims who have spent years in prison away from their families and young children, providing hope for justice in countless similar cases of people tortured and detained unfairly. |
04Dec2015 | How Gun Violence in the United States Casts Other Nations in Stark Relief PRI's The World Unlike many states in the US, assault rifles aren't legal in Mexico. They're smuggled over the borders and end up in the hands of Mexico drug cartels - and they're very very popular. |
04Dec2015 | Budget Woes Threaten Mexico's Green Reputation The Washington Post In Mexico, conservationists say, environmental oversight is becoming as vulnerable as the wildlife, as program budgets have shrunk and scores of employees at the agency that monitors protected areas have been fired. |
04Dec2015 | FBI Commemorates 75th Anniversary of Legal Attache in Mexico City FBI National Press Office The Federal Bureau of Investigation has celebrated the 75th anniversary of the legal attache program in Mexico City and the FBI’s oldest foreign law enforcement relationship. |
03Dec2015 | Mexican Supreme Court Candidate's Record Clouded by Torture Accusations The Guardian Senate grills former attorney general but not over his office’s probe into the Tlatlaya massacre – in which troops are alleged to have murdered 22 people - but rather his credentials as a candidate for the supreme court. |
03Dec2015 | Cyber Monday Online Spending Tops Record $3 Billion ABC News Shoppers spent more than $3 billion online this "Cyber Monday," making it the biggest online shopping day ever. Research firm comScore said shopping by phone, laptop or tablet jumped 21 percent to $3.11 billion Monday. |
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