31Mar2016 | A Whopping 300 Percent Rise in Weapons Entering Mexico Over Last Five Years CCTV America As casualties in Mexico’s war on drugs mount, a new study found the influx of weapons in the last five years has risen more than 300 percent. |
31Mar2016 | Brian Litwin: A Little Mexican History and Why Border Walls Don't Work Times-Call Our story starts in 1844 when President James Polk ran on a Democratic platform that supported manifest destiny, the belief that Americans were predestined to occupy the entire North American continent. |
31Mar2016 | The Hacker Who Rigged Elections, Including Mexico's teleSUR Andres Sepulveda hacked and spied in elections in Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Venezuela. |
31Mar2016 | Workaholics, This Prank from Mexico Tourism Board Might Make You Really Depressed Creativity Americans aren't known to be the best vacationers, so this funny/sad stunt from the Mexico Tourism Board sets out to help them change their ways - by sending their doppelgangers to have fun in their place. |
31Mar2016 | Mexico Asks Media, Public to Shun Music Video Depicting Killing of Woman The Associated Press The government says it promotes violence against women, but artist Gerardo Ortiz said in a statement that “Fuiste Mia,†or “You Were Mine,†reflects one of the country’s grim everyday realities. |
31Mar2016 | For Pregnant Central American Migrants, Zika Doesn't Rank High on List of Concerns The Los Angeles Times In Ana Patricia Gomez Diaz's El Salvador, the government has advised women to avoid pregnancy for two years because of concerns about the Zika virus, but the mother of two was already pregnant and en route to the United States over a month before the alarm sounded. |
31Mar2016 | More Reading Occurs in Mexico Than People Think Agencia EFE More reading takes place in Mexico than is commonly believed, a prominent author told EFE, pointing to a well-attended giant bargain sale in the capital as evidence. |
31Mar2016 | Is Mexico's Drug Violence Holding Back Its Economy? Woodrow Wilson Center Mexico Institute Global Fellow, Viridiana Rios is studying the impact of violence on Mexico’s economy and has come to some surprising conclusions. |
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