06Jun2017 | ¡Ay Bendito! The No. 1 Song in America Is in Spanish CNN A wall may go up between the United States and its Spanish-speaking neighbor to the south, but nothing can stop the success of the nation’s current No. 1 hit song, which is mostly in Espanol. |
06Jun2017 | Leader Assassinations ’a Wound to the Heart of the Huichol Community in Jalisco’ Intercontinental Cry It was painful to learn that Miguel Vazquez Torres and his brother, Agustin, a young attorney also active in the land restitution project have become victims of the violence that they had worked so hard to avoid. They were both gunned down last month. |
06Jun2017 | Election Loss Masks Strength of Leftist Presidential Challenger Lopez Obrador Thomson Reuters Mexico’s ruling party may have won a bruising electoral battle with its leftist arch-enemy last weekend, but the narrow victory showed how momentum has swung behind him in the run-up to next year’s presidential race. |
06Jun2017 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Reprises Mexico’s Controversial Kingpin Strategy InSight Crime Recent boasting by government officials in Mexico about the country’s success in capturing criminal bosses has reopened a longstanding debate about the strategic goals of Mexico’s organized crime policies. |
06Jun2017 | San Juan del Rio Tells Central American Migrants to Keep Moving Center for Immigration Studies A councilwoman in San Juan del Rio, Queretaro, recently expressed concern over the growing number of Central American arrivals, particularly those who make their way to and through her municipality. |
05Jun2017 | A 6-Minute Break Down of the Complicated History Between the U.S. and Puerto Rico The Huffington Post The history of Puerto Rico and the mainland is long and complicated, but it doesn’t excuse that a 2016 survey found that only 43 percent of Americans know that Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens. AJ+ producer and host Sana Saeed’s new video is a great first step to change that. |
05Jun2017 | New Laws Aim to Improve Protection for Vulnerable Youths and Promote Participation in Society Notimex The Mexico City government has published the regulations for the Young People’s Rights Law in Mexico City, which seeks to strengthen the development of young people. |
05Jun2017 | Meet the First Indigenous Woman Running as a Mexican Presidential Candidate Carbonated.TV Maria de Jesus Patricio Martinez, the first indigenous woman ever to run for office, wants to become Mexico’s first female president in next year’s election. |
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