27Dec2015 | Treaty Ushers in a New Era for US-Mexico Air Travel Travel Pulse Flights between the U.S. and Mexico should be getting much cheaper in the near future. The Transportation Ministers from both countries recently signed an air service treaty that will help liberalize the marketplace and increase price competition among carriers. |
27Dec2015 | Tijuana Tourism Is Held Hostage by an AIDS Epidemic Daily Mail It has been a beloved tourist spot for more than a century and is one of the fastest growing cities in Northern America. But as Tijuana thrives, so does a problem caused by many of the vices drawing thousands of visitors south of the border with Mexico every year. |
27Dec2015 | Mexico Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.1% in November Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico’s unemployment rate was 4.1 percent in November, down from the 4.6 percent level registered in the same month of last year, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography says. |
27Dec2015 | Ayotzinapa Families March Marking 15 Months Since Disapperance of 43 Students teleSUR Hundreds of people joined the parents of the 43 Ayotzinapa students, who organized a peaceful demonstration in Mexico City on Saturday to mark the 15th month since their children were forcibly disappeared in the southern state of Guerrero. |
27Dec2015 | 'Gift of Sanctuary': US Churches to House Immigrants Facing Deportation RT.com A US religious campaign supporting Central American refugees, the Sanctuary Movement, said it would offer its congregations' churches to families facing deportation from the United States, ahead of a planned government crackdown on illegal immigrants. |
26Dec2015 | Oaxaca's Indigenous 'Muxes' Challenge the Gender Binary in a Major Way Latina When it comes to defying the gender binary - that limiting classification of gender into two distinct forms of masculine and feminine - Oaxaca, Mexico has a lot to teach the rest of the world. |
26Dec2015 | Holiday Celebrations in Mexican Capital Suspended Due to Pollution Prensa Latina High levels of environmental pollution in the Mexican capital forced authorities to cancel the mass festivities scheduled by the Federal District government. |
26Dec2015 | In Guerrero's Acapulco Schools, Math is Hard; Gunfights Are Harder InSight Crime In Acapulco, Mexico, access to school grounds is limited, and children share the playground with uniformed security personnel carrying automatic weapons. Black ribbons adorn doors to mourn teachers killed by organized crime, and children are trained to take cover from gunfire. |
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