09Jul2016 | Trapped Labor Force Is Fertile Recruiting Ground for Mexican Drug Cartels Council on Hemispheric Affairs The drug trade creates hundreds of thousands of jobs in Mexico. Major economic and political reforms are necessary if anything is to change. |
09Jul2016 | Laughter Besides Joy Improves Health, Chichuaha University Professors Say Prensa Latina Professors of the University of Chichuaha, Mexico, reported the benefits of laughter as a treatment and prevention of diseases resulting from stress. |
09Jul2016 | America's Auto Rejects Revived and Resold in Mexico Fronteras Desk Mexico is making it harder to import used cars from the U.S., angering hundreds of importers along the border whose livelihoods depend the revival and resale of America's four-wheeled rejects. |
09Jul2016 | Government Agencies to Help in Reintegration of Returning Mexican Nationals The Fulano Forum Mexican Government Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio and Foreign Secretary Claudia Ruiz Massieu signed an agreement to provide assistance and protection to migrants who wish to return home. |
09Jul2016 | James Bond's Fake Day of the Dead Parade Was So Cool Mexico City Wants to Do It for Real VICE News The scene from the movie released last year seemed tailor-made to promote Mexico's annual celebration of dead loved ones on November 1 and 2 to an international audience. But there was a problem — Mexico City didn't have a Day of the Dead parade. |
08Jul2016 | Study Finds Un-Reported Human Trafficking Wide-Spread in Mexico The News The most common methods that human traffickers use to ensnare their victims are promising jobs in Mexico or foreign countries and engaging their victims in romantic relationships |
08Jul2016 | Parents of the Missing Ayotzinapa Students Announce New Actions to Demand Justice El Universal The parents of the 43 missing students from Ayotzinapa who disappeared almost two years ago, announced a new series of actions in order to demand justice. |
08Jul2016 | Skeleton with Stone-Encrusted Mineral Teeth Found in Mexico Ancient Ruins Mailonline Decorating teeth with jewels may be popular among some groups today, but it seems the idea was around in Mexico more than a thousand years ago. |
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