19Oct2016 | Ash and Smoke Spews from Mexico's Colima Volcano Newshub Mexico's Colima Volcano erupted three times in one day, spewing smoke and ash 2000 meters into the sky. |
19Oct2016 | Butt Naked, Emasculated Statue of Donald Trump Up for Auction in Los Angeles The Quint The butt naked sculpted statue of Donald Trump, famous for depicting him without balls, is going up for auction at Julien’s Auction House. |
19Oct2016 | Government to Grant Temporary Residency Status to Undocumented Migrants in Mexico The Monitor Starting next year, the government of Mexico will grant legal temporary residency status to any undocumented migrant that entered the country before January 2015 at no cost, according to a news release this week. |
19Oct2016 | An Emerging Diaspora: How the US Could Turn Tijuana Into the Next Little Haiti Fusion When the economy went south, many Haitians went north - beating a new trail to the U.S. And now that they’re arriving at the U.S. border in massive numbers, Uncle Sam has decided to cancel his open invite. |
19Oct2016 | Cash Remittances from United States to Mexico Increase Significantly The Merkle Despite presidential candidate Donald Trump threatening to cut off remittance cash flow from the US to Mexico, it appears that more Mexicans are receiving cash than ever before. In fact, the number of transfers has increased by as much as 25% in 2016 so far. |
19Oct2016 | Arrest Warrant Issued for Veracruz Governor Over Organized Crime Ties PanAm Post Less than a week after Governor of Veracruz, Mexico Javier Duarte asked for time off to defend against accusations of corruption, the authorities have issued a warrant for his arrest. |
18Oct2016 | Millions of Dollars Lost Daily Due to Widespread Fuel Theft in Mexico GlobalPost Mexico is opening up to private gasoline retailers, and a new wave of fuel imported from the United States is expected to follow. But here’s a not-so-little problem: Gangs steal a huge amount of gas, and loose law enforcement and corruption let it happen. |
18Oct2016 | The Sad Legend Behind Mexico's Most Unlikely Tourist Attraction Called Island of the Dolls NZHerald Mexico is known for its architectural wonders built by ancient civilizations. Recently though, a more unusual sort of attraction is drawing in tourists. The so-called 'Island of the Dolls' has been drawing tourists to Mexico City's Xochimilco canals. |
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