28May2016 | #ElPitoDeMancera: Mexico City Mayor Offers Whistles to Sexual Assault Victims IBTimes With Mexico's murder rate soaring and women in Mexico City increasingly complaining about sexual violence, a suggestion from a local head of government that women use whistles to stay safe is being pointed to as the latest sign that Mexican officials are not taking the nation's crime problem seriously. |
28May2016 | Three Amigos Summit Offers Chance for Better Ties Between Mexico, Canada and U.S. The Star Ottawa is gearing up for a rare opportunity to legitimize, in the minds of mostly U.S. doubters, the growing benefits of collaboration among Mexico, Canada and the U.S. |
27May2016 | Mexican Diplomat: Just Because Someone Gets Tortured Doesn't Mean He's Innocent The Huffington Post A Mexican diplomat condemned his government’s human rights failings this week, but cautioned that just because someone is tortured doesn’t mean that person is innocent. |
27May2016 | Moviemakers from Mexico Inspire a New Generation CCTV America Moviemakers from Mexico are drawing huge audiences to their films and earning the industry’s highest honors. Now they’re also influencing young filmmakers in Latin America. |
27May2016 | LatAm Countries Agree South-South Cooperation Key to Curbing Inequality Xinhua The ranking of countries according to their GDP growth is ineffective in understanding inequality while bolstering South-South cooperation instead could better help Latin America overcome its obstacles, say experts. |
27May2016 | Monarch Population in Jeopardy After Mexican Storm CBC News North Americans hoping to catch a glimpse of monarch butterflies this spring will have to look a little harder because a late winter storm in Mexico may have wiped out up to 50 per cent of the butterfly's population. |
27May2016 | Forgotten Tales: Day of the Dead Released on Steam Develop Green Sauce Games is excited to announce that Forgotten Tales: Day of the Dead, an epic solitaire adventure game was just released on Steam. |
27May2016 | Parents of 43 Missing Mexican Students Protest to Demand Long-Term Follow-Up IANS Parents of 43 students who went missing in Mexico in 2014 staged protests in front of embassies in Mexico City to demand long-term follow-up on the disappearances. |
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