15Apr2016 | US Veterans Deported to Mexico Organize Near Border, Look for a Way Back Home Fox News Latino When someone volunteers to serve in the U.S. military, the idea that they’d somehow will be punished by the country they are willing to die for seems virtually unthinkable. |
15Apr2016 | North Korean Commercial Ship Seized in Veracruz Port Following UN Security Sanctions GlobalPost Mexico has confiscated a North Korean commercial ship affiliated with a North Korean firm blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council for suspicions of shipping weapons of mass destruction. |
15Apr2016 | Mexican Indigenous Protests Shine a Spotlight on the Damage Done by Canadian Mines VICE News Indigenous groups and small farmers from six Mexican states have been marching in the capital this week with a long list of demands. |
15Apr2016 | Human Rights Chief Challenges United States Judgment of Other Countries Xinhua The top official of Mexico's National Human Rights Commission has criticized the United States for not investigating its own human rights violations before criticizing those outside its borders. |
15Apr2016 | 'Made in USA' Not Important to Americans: Majority Prefer Cheaper, Foreign-Made Goods The Associated Press The vast majority of Americans say they prefer lower prices instead of paying a premium for items labeled “Made in the USA,†even if it means those cheaper items are made abroad, according to poll. |
15Apr2016 | Protecting Forests in Mexico Reaps Lasting Rewards World Bank This inspiring story of a single mom, her entrepreneur sons and a united community explains why the sustainable management of forests is good for the planet and makes good economic sense. |
14Apr2016 | New Evidence Points to Federal Police Role in the Disappearance of 43 Mexican Students VICE News Mexico's national human rights commission has revealed new evidence pointing to the direct involvement of federal police agents in the disappearance of 43 student teachers from the southern city of Iguala in 2014. |
14Apr2016 | Construction Crew Uncovers the Grave of One of Mexico's First Catholic Priests Smithsonian.com Recently, a construction crew installing lamp posts in Mexico City made a surprising discovery: the gravesite of one of the country’s first Catholic priests. |
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