12Apr2016 | Mexico to Mark Anniversary of Shakespeare's Death Agencia EFE A series of artistic and academic activities are planned in Mexico to mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death on April 23 as part of the British Council's "Shakespeare Lives" project. |
12Apr2016 | Trade Is a Major Issue in 2016 US Presidential Race CCTV America Trade is a major issue this year in the U.S. presidential race with several candidates from both the Democrats and Republicans arguing trade agreements have hurt America. |
12Apr2016 | New Indy Radio Service Hopes to Disrupt Mexico's Powerful Mainstream Media Quartz When Olallo Rubio ran an alternative radio station in Mexico City, he had to bite his tongue to avoid criticizing big ad buyers such as Coca Cola on air. But now his shows are distributed via smartphone app. |
12Apr2016 | Mexico's Crisis of Enforced Disappearances Hits Jalisco Women Hard teleSUR A gender crisis that sees four women forcibly disappeared every month in the western Mexican state of Jalisco has prompted authorities to launch a new initiative to immediately begin searching for missing women and girls in the state. |
12Apr2016 | Thousands of Mexican Indigenous Activists Protest Unfair Land Concessions Ruptly TV Thousands of members of several indigenous tribes who inhabit various regions of Mexico marched demanding freedom for political prisoners and a greater role in decision-making on issues concerning the communities they live in. |
12Apr2016 | Deported Without Their Belongings or IDs, Immigrants Are Placed in Even Greater Danger Immigration Impact Twenty-six Mexican nationals say the U.S. government deported them without their identification, money, cell phones and other possessions, putting them in danger by making it difficult or nearly impossible to contact family or get back to their home cities. |
12Apr2016 | Mexico's Catholic Church Greenlights Medical Marijuana, Nixes Recreational Use PanAm Post The Mexican Episcospal Conference declared it is in favor of the medical use of marijuana, though noted the harmful effects addiction can have to society over longer periods of time. |
11Apr2016 | California and Mexico Students Team Up to Tackle Violence Through Art KPBS News Students from San Diego and Mexico City are teaming up to create works of art that explore violence. |
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