16Feb2016 | Cowboys Celebrate Closeness to Faith Via Annual Pilgrimage in Mexico The Gospel Herald For some cowboys in Mexico, the closest time to get next to God is during an annual, three-day pilgrimage through the central highlands of Guanajuato, which includes making an 84-mile trip to the mountaintop statue of Jesus Christ the King, among the tallest and most sacred in Mexico. |
16Feb2016 | 'Narconomics' Explains How the Mexican Drug Cartels Operate Like Wal-Mart and McDonald's NPR.org Correspondent Tom Wainwright describes his new book, 'Narconomics', as a business manual for drug lords - and also a blueprint for how to defeat them. |
16Feb2016 | Families of Disappeared Excluded from Papal Visit in Juarez Paint Black Crosses Proceso Mothers and fathers of disappeared and/or murdered youths in Ciudad Juarez painted about 50 black crosses on a pink background on street poles lining Tecnologico Avenue, where Pope Francis will pass by. |
16Feb2016 | Rafael Ruiz on Libertarianism, Mexico's New Burgeoining Political Movement PanAm Post According to the president of the Libertarian Project, Mexican society is gradually opening to the ideas of liberty, although the economic field is still their greatest challenge. |
16Feb2016 | Pope Francis Embraces Mexico's Most Marginalized People in Chiapas Stop Euronews Pope Francis has embraced Mexico’s poor indigenous south, denouncing what he described as the people’s “systemic†exclusion from society. |
16Feb2016 | Mexico Says Six Pregnant Women in 3 States Infected with Zika Virus Reuters Mexico has confirmed six pregnant women are infected with the Zika virus, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 80, the government said. |
16Feb2016 | Prison Riot Was Over Carte's Collection of $15 Million Pesos a Month from Prisoners Proceso In Topo Chico prison Los Zetas obtained some 15 million pesos per month via the collection of fees, drug sales and other businesses. |
15Feb2016 | Meet Two Former Inmates Dedicating Their Lives to Exposing Injustice TakePart/Pivot Alex Friedmann and Paul Wright were incarcerated as young men, but they are now working as journalists to shed light on the criminal justice system. |
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