18Mar2016 | Rivero Espinoza: 'It's Hard to Ask for Justice in Mexico, But It's Not Impossible' KOMO News Nestora Salgado knows even if she is free soon, many others like her are still imprisoned illegally in her state, and that is why she plans to go back to her fight against injustice and corruption in Mexico. |
18Mar2016 | Can a Colonial Crafts Town Survive Modern Mexico? Craftsmanship In the 1500s, a Spanish bishop turned a collection of pueblos into a center for craftsmanship. The people here are still making and marketing their wares in much the same way as they did hundreds of years ago. Now they have to overcome tourists’ fears about drug traffickers, real or not. |
18Mar2016 | New Uber Passport App Offers Ride-Sharing to Mexico KPBS Travelers heading from San Diego to Tijuana have a new transportation option. Now they can use their smartphone to hail a ride across the border. |
18Mar2016 | Over Sixty Percent of Mexicans Do Not Want Trump to Become US President Sputnik Sixty five percent of Mexico’s residents are certain that if US Republican nomination frontrunner Donald Trump becomes president he will seriously harm relations between the two countries, a new poll revealed. |
17Mar2016 | As Mexican Families Leave United States for Home, Film Focuses on the Children The New York Times “Una Vida, Dos Paises,†a film by Tatyana Kleyn and Ben Donnellon, sheds light on various problems people encounter after they return to Mexico. |
17Mar2016 | Congress Gives Its Oaxacan Indigenous Community Cultural Heritage Status Latin Times Currently UNESCO doesn’t only protect monuments or buildings, but it considers anything from dialects or festive events to craftsmanship techniques or traditions, as things to be kept as heritage. |
17Mar2016 | University Students in Mexico Design 'Narco-Culture' Fashion Show The Associated Press About 200 fashion design students at Mexico City's IberoAmerican University have opened a show of dozens of dresses and other clothes examining the effects of the drug trade on Mexican culture. |
17Mar2016 | Mexico Ranked 21st on the United Nations 2016 World Happiness Report Evening Standard Denmark is the world’s happiest country, according to a UN list that puts Mexico down in 21st place. |
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