18Jun2017 | Minister of Health Jose Narro Praises Training of Mexican Doctors in Cuba Prensa Latina Mexican Minister of Health Jose Narro highlighted the key training in Cuba of Mexican doctors in medicine, which will help improve the quality of health services in Mexico. |
18Jun2017 | Three Groups Fighting for Control of Multi-Billion-Dollar Sinaloa Cartel Operation Agence France-Presse Since the infamous Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was extradited to the United States, a war has broken out for control of his Sinaloa cartel, leaving a growing trail of bodies. |
18Jun2017 | The Murder of Mexican Journalists Points to a U.S. Role in Fueling Drug War Violence The Intercept One month ago, journalist Javier Valdez was pulled from his car and killed in broad daylight near his office in Culiacan. Valdez is the sixth journalist to be assassinated in Mexico this year, and his killing has sparked outcry and sent new shockwaves of fear through the country’s media. |
18Jun2017 | Catholics Head List of Those in Mexico Who Have Modified Their Religious Beliefs El Universal Mexico is considered the most Catholic country in the world, but for the last decades, it has gone through accelerated changes and transformations regarding religious diversity. |
18Jun2017 | Old Obstacles in Mexico Hinder the New Concept of Fatherhood Agencia EFE Mexico, which celebrated Father’s Day this Sunday, is more and more open to the new roles that fathers must play in the family – but the machismo, the wage gap and the lack of specific policies are slowing its development. |
18Jun2017 | Student Makes Video Game That Simulates Illegally Crossing the US-Mexico Border Fusion Gonzalez Alvarez is a college student. His parents are Mexican. He made a video game that simulates crossing the Texas-Mexico border after his parents told them tales about the migration |
18Jun2017 | Hundreds of Naked Cyclists Take to the Streets of Guadalajara for World Naked Bike Ride MailOnline Protesters with a difference took to the streets of Mexico this weekend in an event where bicycles were essential but the dress code was clearly optional - because most of the participants were naked. |
17Jun2017 | Electric Taxis Eyed to Battle Pollution in Mexico City Reuters Giant Motors, an automaker partially owned by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, is working on a prototype electric taxi to replace the gas-guzzling cabs polluting Mexico City’s air. |
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