08Jun2016 | In Mexico, a Justice System Where 'Citizens Are Heard' Begins to Take Root The Christian Science Monitor Judicial reforms aimed at greater transparency and more timely trials are set to be implemented federally and across all 31 states and Mexico City by June 18. |
08Jun2016 | NGO Accuses Mexican Forces of Violating Human Rights in Anti-Drug Campaign Turkish Weekly The Mexican government has committed crimes against humanity in its war against drug cartels, human rights groups said in pressing the government to take action. |
08Jun2016 | As the 'Lesser of Two Evils,' a Clinton Win Would be Better for Markets USA Today Would the market fare better under a President Donald Trump or a President Hillary Clinton? That’s the question investors of all kinds are asking now that Trump and Clinton are the presumptive nominees. |
08Jun2016 | Migrant Crisis: Tracking U.S. Influence on Mexico's Southern Border Plan Fronteras Desk The plan was crafted in 2014 after President Obama said the unprecedented numbers of unaccompanied children and families arriving at the U.S. border in the preceding months constituted an "urgent humanitarian situation." |
08Jun2016 | Mammals Thrived Long Before the Dinosaurs Died Daily Times The prevailing theory that mammals only flourished after an asteroid strike wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago is doubly wrong, according to a study published Wednesday. |
08Jun2016 | 'No Room for Second-Class Citizens,' Says Pena Nieto on Gay Marriage Proposal On Top Magazine Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has explained why he proposed legalizing same-sex marriage throughout Mexico. |
08Jun2016 | World Para Swimming & Powerlifting Championships to be Hosted in Mexico City Paralympic.org IPC Swimming and IPC Powerlifting have announced that Mexico City will jointly host their 2017 World Championships. |
08Jun2016 | Mexico Is Not a Race, But Trump Proves Racism Has Nothing to do with Logic Quartz In the United States, racism is most often discussed in the context of prejudice against black people. As a result, people often resist the application of the term “racism†to other communities. |
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