19Feb2016 | Low Mexican Peso Is Generating More Travel Interest Cronkite News With spring break just two weeks away, college students are taking a second look at Mexico as an ideal destination, thanks to its weak peso and despite travel alerts. |
19Feb2016 | Gov't Announces Harsh Austerity Measures in Mexico teleSUR Mexico’s central bank head Agustin Carstens and Finance Minister Luis Videgaray have announced new harsh economic measures that the government will take in order to weather the current economic situation. |
19Feb2016 | Disputes Prevented Pope Francis from Meeting with Families of Mexico's Missing 43 Latin American Herald Tribune Pope Francis said that he did not meet with relatives of 43 trainee teachers kidnapped 18 months ago in southern Mexico because he had received multiple requests from different groups, “including ones at odds with one another.†|
19Feb2016 | Mexico's Monarch Butterfly Numbers Flutter Upwards AAP More are surviving, but the overall number of monarch butterflies traveling thousands of miles to North America is still well below two decades ago. |
19Feb2016 | Inside the Juarez Prison Housing the Women of Mexico's War on Drugs Refinery29 The number of women imprisoned for federal crimes in Mexico has boomed in recent years - increasing more than 400% between 2007 and 2010. An estimated 80% of the women incarcerated in Ciudad Juarez were convicted of drug-related crimes. |
19Feb2016 | Desperate to Reach the US, Migrants Still Riding 'The Beast' Through Mexico CCTV America To reach the U.S.-Mexican border, many Central American migrants travel by rail. It is a treacherous journey traveling on a train known as the “Beast.†|
18Feb2016 | Gender Quotas in Mexico Not Reducing Quality of Female Political Candidates Phys.org A new study examining the impact of a series of gender quotas passed by Mexico to ensure equal representation in government shows no drop in the qualifications of women in office after two election cycles. |
18Feb2016 | Seven Mexican Beaches Await Recognition as Blue Flag Recipients Mexico News Daily Seven Mexican beaches are vying for international recognition by the Blue Flag program, a designation given to those that meet sustainability, cleanliness, security and environmental standards. |
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