30Mar2016 | These Gay Dads Are Stranded in Mexico with Three Babies and No Way Home BuzzFeed Two New Zealand dads have been left stranded in Mexico with their three newborn children after a surrogacy agency left them in the lurch. |
30Mar2016 | Baja's Desert Mangroves Suck Up Carbon Dioxide San Diego Union-Tribune As climate change has heightened concerns about the global decline of mangroves, a new study found that such ecosystems along the desert coast of Baja California may be more important than previously thought. |
30Mar2016 | 'Embraced by Football': Mexican Soccer Stars Back New Anti-Homophobia Campaign Star Observer The Mexican Football Association launched a campaign designed to combat homophobia in the soccer community. |
30Mar2016 | HSBC Struggles to Bring Money-Laundering Vigilance Up to Snuff The Wall Street Journal Monitor finds lapses in bank’s efforts to prevent money laundering and evasion of sanctions following 2012 settlement with Justice Department. |
30Mar2016 | International Panel of Experts Investigating 43 Missing Students Will Cease Work in April Vatican Radio The Mexican Government is phasing out a group of investigators it chose to delve into the case of 43 student teachers who disappeared after they were abducted by municipal police and handed over to a drug gang. |
30Mar2016 | Mexico Beats Canada, Qualifies for CONCACAF Finals The Associated Press Andres Guardado and Jesus Corona scored first-half goals and Mexico beat Canada 2-0 Tuesday night in a World Cup qualifier to become the first nation to clinch a berth in the six-nation final round of the North and Central American and Caribbean region. |
29Mar2016 | Archbishop of Acapulco Calls for Peace During Easter Holidays But Violence Continues Al Jazeera Easter is Mexico’s biggest holiday season. For tens of thousands of people - that means a traditional trip to the beach in Acapulco. But the resort city, once frequented by famous stars, has become one of the most violent in the world. |
29Mar2016 | Fidel Castro Slams President Obama Following Last Week's Historic Cuba Visit Reuters Retired leader Fidel Castro accused U.S. President Barack Obama of sweet-talking the Cuban people during his recent visit to the island and ignoring the accomplishments of Communist rule, in an opinion piece carried by all state-run media this week. |
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