28Mar2016 | Mexico Tackles City Pollution with Blue-Sky Thinking CNN Mexico City was famously labeled the most polluted city on the planet by the United Nations during the early 1990s but, more than two decades on, efforts to improve the air quality for its 20 million inhabitants are advancing. |
28Mar2016 | It's Time to Confirm Roberta Jacobson as United States Ambassador to Mexico Star-Telegram Why has Roberta Jacobson waited nine months and counting to be confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Mexico? |
28Mar2016 | Suspected Sinaloa Drug Cartel Money Launderer 'El Rey Midas' Detained Thomson Reuters A man suspected of laundering money for jailed drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was detained in southwestern Mexico, and faces extradition to the United States. |
28Mar2016 | El Chapo Biopic to Go Ahead Despite Mexican Government Warning The Guardian The actor and producer Kate del Castillo has said she plans to go ahead with a proposed biopic about the drug lord JoaquÃn “El Chapo†Guzman despite having been warned against it by the Mexican government. |
27Mar2016 | Families Call on Public to Not Forget Missing Ayotzinapa Rural Normal School Students EFE Relatives of the 43 education students who disappeared in southern Mexico in 2014 planted forget-me-nots this weekend in Mexico City to mark 18 months since the young people went missing. |
27Mar2016 | 80 Percent of the Mexican Population Distrustful of the Water Supply System AIDA People are buying bottled water because they don’t trust the country’s water supply system. By denying a glass of water to its population, the Mexican government is denying a fundamental human right. |
27Mar2016 | Volunteer Tourism Expected to Surge in Communities Where Mother Teresa Visited WNEP Some travel agencies expect a surge of people to flock to Vatican City for her canonization. But if you can't make the trip, there are other ways you can connect to and honor Mother Teresa with volunteer tourism. |
27Mar2016 | Paseo a Ciegas: A Sunday Bicycle Ride for the Blind In Mexico City AJ+ Sophie is one of hundreds of people who are blind and ride bicycles every Sunday in Mexico City. This unique experience is facilitated by a group of volunteers called Paseo a Ciegas, or Riding Blind. |
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