03Sep2015 | It's Basically Legal for Mexicans to Buy Lions, Cheetahs, and Other Exotic Pets VICE News Anyone can keep exotic animals under Mexican law - but they must come from breeders accredited by the Secretariat for the Environment and Natural Resources. |
02Sep2015 | Remittances Rise as Mexicans Take Advantage of Exchange Rate WSJ.com Mexicans took advantage of the firming U.S. labor market and a weakening peso against the dollar to send a lot more money home to families in July, as remittances overtake crude oil this year as a source of dollar inflows to Mexico. |
02Sep2015 | Discovery of New Mass Grave Highlights Deteriorating Human Rights Crisis Amnesty International The gruesome discovery of a mass grave containing the remains of at least 31 individuals in northern Mexico highlights the urgent need for robust action to tackle the country’s rapidly deteriorating human rights crisis. |
02Sep2015 | Pope Francis Eases Path to Absolution for Abortion The New York Times Pope Francis has announced that all Roman Catholic priests would be empowered to offer absolution for the “sin of abortion†during the church’s Holy Year of Mercy, which begins in December. |
02Sep2015 | Mexico Advances 6 Positions in Tourism International Ranking, Its Best Since 2007 The News Unlike other sectors, the tourism industry maintains a strong optimistic outlook for the rest of the year and predicts that in 2016 it will show even greater growth in the industry that has been one of the principal drivers of the national economy and is a national priority for the first time. |
02Sep2015 | Why El Chapo Guzman Is a Relic in an Increasingly Ruthless Mexican Underworld Maclean's More than 100,000 people are estimated to have been killed in the often brutal gangland warfare waging for almost a decade now. Most experts say the fragmentation of the underworld is to blame. |
02Sep2015 | World's Dirtiest Job? Cleaning Mexico City's Sewers Lightscope Pictures You think you've got a tough job? Follow the man who goes into the bowels of Mexico City regularly - and loves his job. |
02Sep2015 | New Security Commissioner Renato Sales Takes Aim at Mexico Prison Reform InSight Crime Mexico's new national security commissioner says that he will prioritize prison reform and increasing citizen trust in the Federal Police, raising questions about how closely his agenda aligns with the actual security needs of the country. |
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