18Dec2015 | Tabasco State Lawmakers Ban Surrogacy for Gay Males, Foreign Couples The Associated Press A Mexican state legislature is closing the door to foreign couples and male gays looking to have a child by surrogacy. Surrogacy is the practice of hiring a woman to carry a fetus to term. |
18Dec2015 | Mexico Soccer Team, Led by Forward 'Chicharito,' Will Play in the Rose Bowl The Associated Press Brazil and Mexico’s national soccer teams will play in two of three scheduled tournament games at the Rose Bowl for next summer’s 2016 Copa Centenario. |
18Dec2015 | More Than One in Two Motorists Worldwide Tempted to Buy Self-Driving Car CTV News Whether it is for comfort, saving time or safety, the idea of one day having a totally autonomous car attracts motorists across the globe. |
18Dec2015 | Stormtrooper Street Art Is Taking Over Mexico City Fusion A group of artists have covered the walls of Mexico City with stormtroopers, Yoda, Darth Maul, Princess Leia and more, merging iconic pop culture icons with the city’s distinctive neighborhoods. |
18Dec2015 | US Treasury Sanctions Owner of Mexican Newspapers for Links to Drug Cartel Nasdaq U.S. Treasury officials have announced sanctions against a Mexican businessman and two newspapers controlled by his family, claiming they are linked to narcotics traffickers. |
18Dec2015 | International Migrants Day: Mexico Government Must Address the Crisis Amnesty International Amnesty International is calling on the Mexican government to protect migrants from across Central America en route to the USA - one of the most dangerous routes in the world. |
18Dec2015 | Will Work with Donald Trump, But Reject Racism and Xenophobia, Says Mexico Foreign Minister Thomson Reuters Foundation Mexico will work with any U.S. administration, including one headed by Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, but firmly rejects racism and xenophobia, the country's foreign minister said this week. |
18Dec2015 | The Dallas Morning News Calls on Rubio to Unblock Nomination of Ambassador to Mexico The Dallas Morning News U.S. senators have a long tradition of playing politics with presidential appointments, delaying confirmations as a way of communicating their displeasure with the president. In most cases, it serves as just a temporary annoyance. Not so when it comes to Roberta Jacobson. |
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