05Aug2016 | Residents of Tijuana Join Others Seeking Asylum in the United States The Fulano Forum Taking advantage of the exodus of foreigners and Mexicans who are fleeing violence and poverty in their countries to ask for refuge in the United States, Tijuana residents are also targeting this as an easier way to cross the border without documents. |
04Aug2016 | Foreign Affairs Minister Claudia Ruiz Says U.S.-Mexico Relationship Goes Beyond Governments Bloomberg Mexico Foreign Affairs Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu discusses the Mexico-United States relationship, government outreach to the Clinton and Trump campaigns, and the nation's commitment to free trade. |
04Aug2016 | KBI Findings on Dangerous Deportations Confirmed in USCIRF Report Ignatian Solidarity Network A report released earlier this week from the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom confirms the first-hand testimony that the Kino Border Initiative has gathered about individuals who are wrongly deported to danger. |
04Aug2016 | Disabled Cowboys in Mexico Display Toughness, Agility and Bravery Fox News Latino The first charreada, or team-competition rodeo, featuring people with disabilities took place in November 2011 as part of the cultural events of the Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico. |
04Aug2016 | Mushroom Ceremony of the Mazatec Indians of Mexico Chocolate Grinder MarÃa Sabina was a Mexican-Mazatec shaman and healer who lived her entire life in a modest dwelling in the Sierra Mazateca of Southern Mexico. Her practice was based on the use of the various species of native psilocybe mushrooms and she performed long, trance-induced incantations. |
04Aug2016 | Facing Bullets and Prison, Mexican Teachers Stand up to Education Reforms People's World One much-hated provision of the federal government's education reform requires teachers to take tests to evaluate their qualifications. Those who do not get good enough marks are fired. Thousands of teachers have refused to take the tests. |
04Aug2016 | Business Lobby Goes to Court Against Blockades of Road, Rail by Union Groups Thomson Reuters A Mexican industry lobby said on Wednesday it had filed a legal challenge to pressure the government into putting an end to a long-running protest by dissident teachers which it complains has hurt business. |
04Aug2016 | WhatsApp Is Value-Added Perk Mexico Has Embraced The Financial Times WhatsApp has taken off like a rocket in Mexico, where two-thirds of the population has internet access and more than three-quarters surf on smartphones. |
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