12May2016 | Experts Cast Doubt on Discovery of Ancient Maya City by Canadian Teen Fox News Latino The news that a Canadian teen had discovered an ancient Mayan city hidden in the Yucatan jungle without ever leaving home spread rapidly in Mexico's media, but experts here responded with caution and said that they cannot back the claim. |
12May2016 | More Evidence of the Middle Class Disappearing Act Independent Women's Forum What is fueling the populist movements in the 2016 election cycle? Likely, Americans who have seen the middle class status and life styles erode and disappear in some cases. |
12May2016 | Angler Lands 430-Pound Yellowfin Tuna Off Loreto; Can't Claim World Record PeteThomasOutdoors.com An angler fishing off the Baja California city of Loreto has landed a 430-pound yellowfin tuna that might have become a world record if he had followed proper procedure. |
12May2016 | No Man's Land, USA - Americans Stuck Between Mexico and the Border Wall The Americans America already built a border wall with Mexico - at least part of it - until the government ran out of money. Now there's talk of finishing it. Problem is: The wall seems to be trapping more Americans than illegal immigrants. |
12May2016 | Journalist Denise Dresser Weighs Run for Mexico's Presidency in 2018 Latin American Herald Tribune Reporter and political commentator Denise Dresser said she was weighing the possibility of making an independent run for the presidency in 2018 if no candidate addresses Mexico’s most pressing problems. |
11May2016 | End the Violence, Seek God's Peace - A Mexican Bishop Calls for Hope CNA A Mexican bishop is seeking answers after recent attacks on Catholic churches and priests, and years of high murder rates. |
11May2016 | Drug War Displaces Over 300,000 Persons in Mexico Annually, 1 Million in Region Aristegui Notiticas In Mexico, 1.7 million people were forced to emigrate between 2006 and 2011 because of the threat or risk of violence; on average, there are about 330,000 persons displaced each year. |
11May2016 | Hitting the Road in Mexico: Know This Before You Go USA Today To drive or not to drive, that is the question. If a traveler is intent on driving their own vehicle into Mexico, they’ll need to purchase Mexican insurance. |
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