17Mar2016 | How Google Maps May Be Helping Undocumented Immigrants Skirt Border Controls The Daily Caller A series of user-published Google maps point out known border patrol checkpoints and stations along the U.S. border with Mexico in an apparent effort to help undocumented aliens avoid border controls. |
17Mar2016 | What's Up with All the Horrifying Nazi Gear in Mexico City's Markets? Fusion Multiple booths, in full, open view, of Nazi paraphernalia, sold by smiling men and women haggling over prices - shocking, yes, but as we soon learned, not an anomaly in the D.F. |
17Mar2016 | Press Rights Group Says Attacks on Journalists Have Surged in Mexico World Bulletin The number of attacks on journalists in Mexico has risen over the years, from 207 in 2012 to 326 in 2014 and 397 last year, Article 19 reports. |
17Mar2016 | Donald Trump Victory Ranked Among Top Ten Risks to Global Economy Independent Donald Trump becoming US president poses a greater risk to global economy than an armed conflict in the South China Sea or Britain leaving the European Union. |
17Mar2016 | Mexico City Bans Over One Million Cars as Air Pollution Skyrockets Inhabitat In the midst of an air pollution crisis, Mexico City just banned over one million cars. Ozone levels rocketed to almost double the standard parameters, so to incentivize people to stop driving, the authorities offered free subway or bus rides. |
17Mar2016 | SeaWorld to End Captive Breeding of Killer Whales, Orca Shows TakePart In a stunning move, SeaWorld has agreed to stop breeding captive killer whales, meaning its 28 orcas will be the last generation owned by the company. |
17Mar2016 | Homeland Security Secretary Says US-Mexico Relations 'Never Been Stronger' Associated Press Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson warned politicians and candidates not to appeal to some public anger over illegal immigration. |
16Mar2016 | Use of Armed Forces in Drug War a 'Mistake' Says Mexico Military Chief InSight Crime The commander of Mexico's armed forces has said it was a mistake to deploy the country's military to combat drug trafficking in comments heavily critical of the citizen security militarization policies that have become common in the region. |
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