04Aug2016 | Baseball in Mexico Is Louder, Spicier and Fighting for a Home Run KJZZ Soccer might be the number one sport in Mexico, but that's not stopping baseball promoters, team owners and fans in their efforts to start a new era of beisbol mania in Mexico. |
04Aug2016 | Mexico's Richest Man Wants a Three-Day Work Week Bloomberg Businessweek Carlos Slim thinks his plan will spur on economies with more tourism, entertainment, and culture. |
04Aug2016 | Criminal Groups Benefit Most from Mexico's Crackdown on Migrants InSight Crime Criminal groups and corrupt officials are the main beneficiaries of a US inspired shift in Mexico's policy that is endangering migrants, according to a new report. |
04Aug2016 | Can a New Justice System Finally Fix Mexico's Broken Rule of Law? World Politics Review Under the old system, court cases were mostly conducted on paper, rather than in oral arguments, and convictions were often based on confessions and little else. Now, oral trials will be open to the public, and they will be based on testimony, cross-examinations and a greater reliance on evidence. |
03Aug2016 | Senior Republican Party Officials Preparing to Replace Trump Should He Quit Race The New Civil Rights Movement Sources inside the Republican National Committee have confirmed to The New Civil Rights Movement that senior party officials are preparing to set in motion the process to select a candidate to replace embattled GOP nominee Donald Trump. |
03Aug2016 | President Pena Nieto's 'Game-Changing' Anti-Corruption Reforms Celebrated Public Finance International The OECD has praised the recent introduction of “game changing†anti-corruption laws in Mexico, which it said would substantially transform the nation’s graft-fighting architecture. |
03Aug2016 | 60 Percent of Women Migrating Through Mexico Are Raped Somewhere Along the Way Drug Wars Central Americans migrating through Mexico face a harrowing gauntlet from cartels including mistreatment and trafficking for profit. |
03Aug2016 | 'Sudden Death' Novel Deconstructs and Reimagines the Origin Story of the Modern World Amazon.com A daring, kaleidoscopic novel about the clash of empires and ideas, told through a tennis match in the sixteenth century between the radical Italian artist Caravaggio and the Spanish poet Francisco de Quevedo. |
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