10Aug2016 | Percentage of Mexican Women Who Breastfeed Babies Has Doubled in Two Years Mexico News Daily Two years ago a Mexican consumer organization was lamenting the small percentage of women that breastfeed their babies in the six months following birth. But there has been a turnaround since. |
10Aug2016 | Eco-Village in Mexico Boasts a Sustainable Lifestyle CCTV.com In the mystical mountains of Sierra del Tepozteco outside of Mexico City, an alternative community was created by a traveling artistic group - and it is one that is still thriving after 35 years. |
10Aug2016 | American Wives of Deported Mexicans Say They're Excluded from SENTRI KPBS A community of expatriates is forming in Tijuana: American women who moved south of the border to join their deported Mexican partners and keep their families together. |
10Aug2016 | William Rothrock on Balancing Mexico's Economy and Its War on Drugs Modern War Institute From 2007 to 2012, over 100,000 murders were reported in Mexico. The Mexican government acknowledged that as many as 70,000 of these kills were drug-related. How did the situation in Mexico escalate to this? |
10Aug2016 | President Pena Nieto Orders Storm Reconstruction be Put on Fast Track Agencia EFE President Enrique Pena Nieto has ordered officials to fast-track reconstruction efforts in areas affected by Tropical Storm Earl, which killed at least 48 people in Mexico. |
10Aug2016 | In Mexico, High Avocado Prices Fueling Deforestation New York Post Americans’ love for avocados and rising prices for the highly exportable fruit are fueling the deforestation of central Mexico’s pine forests as farmers rapidly expand their orchards to feed demand. |
10Aug2016 | 'Think Before You Sext': Mexico Launches a Nationwide Campaign Against Sexting Fusion The Mexican government has teamed up with several children’s rights organizations to launch a nationwide campaign against “sexting,†the practice of sending and receiving sexually explicit messages and/or images on mobile phones. |
09Aug2016 | Mexico's Regal Naval Ship Sets Her Sails for Home Latin American Herald Tribune The winds that blew Christopher Columbus to discover the New World over 500 years ago are now to blow Mexico’s tall ship home. |
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