10Jun2016 | To Counter Trump's Anti-Mexican Rhetoric, Mexico Looks to the Jewish Playbook Fusion Mexican lobbyists, diplomats, business leaders and advocacy groups are organizing a strategy to fight back against the Trump menace. But in doing so, they’re learning that their country needs to proactively take control of its own narrative, rather than just respond to Trump’s insults and provocations. |
10Jun2016 | Sistine Chapel Replica Unveiled in Mexico City Agencia EFE Mexico City has presented a life-sized replica of the famous Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, a project that will allow all in the capital to enjoy this iconic Heritage of Humanity. |
10Jun2016 | These Are the Countries Where Millennials Will Work Themselves to Death Bloomberg When it comes to working hours, Japan's millennials clock in 46 hours a week, the study found, less than India's 52 and the average 48 worked in Mexico, China and Singapore. Young American workers log 45 hours a week. |
10Jun2016 | Chicharito Powers Mexico Past Jamaica Into Copa America Quarterfinal The Associated Press When Javier Hernandez headed home an early goal for Mexico, he set off a seismic celebration at a Rose Bowl packed to bursting with green-clad fans. He also sent Copa America’s other home team rolling toward the next round. |
10Jun2016 | Mexico's First Gay Commercial Aired This Week - and Everyone Is Smiling Mic The first Mexican commercial featuring a gay couple aired ahead of the nation's gay pride celebration - starting a conversation online about LGBT issues and reminding folks to #SmileWithPride. |
09Jun2016 | Help for Human Rights Victims in the Americas from IACHR Under Threat The Los Angeles Times U.S.-backed Inter-American Commission on Human Rights that helps provide justice for victims of human rights abuses in the Americas is in danger of collapse because of a severe cash crunch. |
09Jun2016 | The Notorious Zetas Cartel Turned a Mexican Prison Into a Death Camp VICE News Members of the Zetas drug cartel turned the prison where they were being held in northern Mexico into a death camp where they tortured and killed around 150 people, and then incinerated the bodies or dissolved them in acid. |
09Jun2016 | World Horse Welfare Improves Equine Welfare in Mexico with Community-Based Training The Elise Pilkington Charitable Trust Leading international charity World Horse Welfare has been chosen by The Elise Pilkington Charitable Trust to receive a donation towards its new project helping working horses, donkeys and mules in Mexico. |
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