12Dec2015 | Millions Celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe Festival The Californian Every year, faithful Catholics devoted to the Virgin of Guadalupe make their pilgrimage to the heart of Mexico City to arrive at the most symbolic place, the Basilica of Guadalupe. |
11Dec2015 | Letter to Santa: May There be More Authentic Journalists in Mexico Narco News Jessica Ramirez of Mexico City, writes that after attending the 2015 School of Authentic Journalism she realized “that my idea of practicing journalism to change the world wasn’t that crazy after all.†She asks you and other readers to pitch in to keep the project going. |
11Dec2015 | Tell Leaders We Need Action on Climate Change 350.org This week people from across 350.org's global network sent tweets to world leaders gathered at the Paris climate talks with one message: We don't have another lifetime to wait. |
11Dec2015 | First Permits Issued for Personal Marijuana Under Mexico Supreme Court Ruling Associated Press The Mexican government has given four people the first permits allowing growing and possession of marijuana for personal use. |
11Dec2015 | Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Series Adds 3rd Mexico Race Competitor.com Rock ‘n’ Roll first went into Mexico in 2015 with Rock ‘n’ Roll Mexico City in March and Rock ‘n’ Roll Merida in October. In 2016, the series will include the first full marathon in Queretaro. |
11Dec2015 | Across the Americas, Abortion Rights Activists Threatened, Attacked and Harassed Amnesty International A report from Amnesty International released this month finds that scores of women promoting reproductive rights, contraception and sex education have been harassed, threatened or attacked. |
11Dec2015 | U.S. Tests Biometric Screening on Mexican Border The Associated Press U.S. Customs and Border Protection will begin capturing facial and eye scans of foreigners entering the country at San Diego's Otay Mesa port of entry on foot. By February, foreigners going to Mexico on foot through the checkpoint will get scanned. |
11Dec2015 | DIY Search Caravan Scours Mexican Transmigration Routes for Missing Relatives FSRN Prisons, red light districts, homeless shelters and train tracks. These are just some of the places that a group of mothers from Central America are visiting in search for their missing loved ones as they caravan across Mexico. |
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