05Jan2016 | Auspicious Lanterns Presage Chinese Spring Festival in Central Mexico New China TV Lanterns shaped as auspicious flowers and animals were installed on the street in Mexico’s central state of Aguascalientes on January 1 to foster atmosphere for China’s lunar calendar New Year, or the Spring Festival, which falls on February 8. |
05Jan2016 | Death Sentences Surge, Even as More Countries Drop Capital Punishment The New York Times The death penalty is steadily receding toward the dustbin of history worldwide, with fewer than two dozen countries relying on it at all as a form of punishment. |
05Jan2016 | New Drug That Treats Prostate Cancer Approved for Use in Mexico i24News An innovative drug invented in Israel for treating prostate cancer has been approved by Mexico’s health authority. |
05Jan2016 | Manana Cuba to Host 1st Afro-Cuban Folkloric & Electronic Music Festival Manana Cuba We are Manana Cuba, and in May 2016 we want to take you on a new kind of adventure. Join us in the musical barrios of our cultural capital, Santiago de Cuba, for a pioneering celebration of community, collaboration and dance. |
05Jan2016 | President Pena Nieto Wishes to See Prosperity in Year Ahead, Not Poverty Sinembargo “Let 2016 be prosperousâ€, is Enrique Pena Nieto’s wish for the Mexican people. An unrealistic desire, a fictional desire, a fake desire, a desire for himself, his friends and his privileged group of businessmen, wealthy citizens, millionaires, officials and politicians. |
05Jan2016 | Assassins Were Paid Less Than $30,000 to Kill Mexican Mayor Gisela Mota The Intercept Gisela Raquel Mota Ocampo, the first woman elected mayor of Temixco, a city in the central Mexican state of Morelos, was expected to take on organized crime directly. She never got the chance. |
04Jan2016 | How Mexico Is Locking Down Its Once-Porous Southern Border Wall MacLean's Mexico, a country from which millions have fled north over the past half-century in search of better opportunities, has adopted an unlikely role on its southern border: anti-migrant enforcer. |
04Jan2016 | Organized Crime in the Americas: Looking Forward at What to Expect in 2016 Insight Crime At the end of each year, InSight Crime gazes into the crystal ball and seeks to make predictions on where organized crime is set to change. For 2016, we have listed six nations where we expect changes to the criminal status quo, or where organized crime is likely to make gains. |
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