10Jan2016 | Critics Claim Foreign Investigators Bury Facts in Ayotzinapa Students Case PanAm Post A Mexican NGO claims that the IACHR investigation of the Ayotzinapa massacre is protecting opposition leader Andres Lopez Obrador. |
09Jan2016 | TED's James Veitch: This Is What Happens When You Reply to Spam Email TEDGlobal Suspicious emails: unclaimed insurance bonds, diamond-encrusted safe deposit boxes, close friends marooned in a foreign country. They pop up in our inboxes, and standard procedure is to delete on sight. But what happens when you reply? |
09Jan2016 | Obama's Executive Action on Guns in US Finds Warm Welcome in Mexico The Christian Science Monitor President Obama’s executive action on gun control may have reenergized a polarizing debate in the US, but it offered cautious hope in Mexico this week. |
09Jan2016 | Richest Man in Mexico Sees His Fortune Take a Hit CCTV America It was a brutal year for some of the world’s richest people. 2015 would be one to forget for Mexico’s richest man. |
09Jan2016 | Collection from Mexico Papal Masses to Fund New Migrant Welcoming Centers Catholic News Agency Funds raised during the collection in Pope Francis' public Masses in Mexico have a special destination: they will be used to build two new welcoming centers for the country’s large influx of immigrants. |
09Jan2016 | Lacking Medical Necessities, the Indigenous Peoples of Ayutla Are Dying of Neglect CIP Americas La Concordia, an indigenous town in Guerrero, lacks virtually all basic necessities: medicine, potable water, transit, phone service, food. The inhabitants must make the trek down to Ayutla to buy their basic needs. |
09Jan2016 | Latino Drag Performer Brings 'Queen of Tejano Music' to Life Onstage The Seattle Globalist On weekends, you can find actor, singer and dancer Jacob Andrew Almanza, who performs in drag as Andrew Scott, putting on stiletto high heels, padded hips, a halter top and a long wig. Onstage, Scott is transformed into Selena Quintanilla, who was murdered at age 23 in 1995. |
09Jan2016 | New York Times Deems Mexico City the Top Tourist Destination for 2016 The New York Times When Pope Francis visits Mexico City next month, he will draw the faithful from around the country. The Mexican capital, though, is attracting pilgrims of another kind: travelers seeking some of the world’s best cuisine, museums and forward-thinking design. |
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