19Nov2015 | How the United States Turns a Blind Eye to Mexico's War on Drugs HuffPost Live Mexico's drug war has claimed hundreds of thousands of victims over the years, but the question remains as to whether the US has done enough to help. The answer is no, according to filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz, who says the United States turns a blind eye to its southern neighbor. |
19Nov2015 | State of Guerrero Sees Surge of Violence with Dead Numbering 'in the Thousands' The Guardian Governor of Guerrero state, where 43 students at the Ayotzinapa teachers’ college disappeared last year, asks for patience amid region’s ‘ungovernability.’ |
19Nov2015 | Off-Road Racing Reaches Pinnacle as Mexico Hosts SCORE Baja 1000 Bleacher Report Buggies, motorcycles, trucks, ATVs and custom models will be among the wide assortment of vehicles duking it out for supremacy in one of the biggest motorsports events known to man. |
19Nov2015 | Mennonites Farming in a Mexican Desert Struggle with Water Shortage The New York Times Mexico will go to the global climate change conference in Paris with one of the world’s most ambitious laws for curbing emissions and a keen sense of the effects of a changing climate: severe droughts, erratic rains, floods and hailstorms. |
19Nov2015 | The Warrior Voice of Mexican-American Lila Downs San Francisco Classical Voice Lila Downs is the woman of “multiple voices,†and those voices all came together recently with Downs’ debut of the Dia de los Muertos program with the San Francisco Symphony. |
19Nov2015 | University Study Finds Mexicans Discriminate, Stereotype, Lack Tolerance La Jornada The investigation is “unique in its genre†and provides an x-ray of the prejudice, discriminatory acts, stereotypes and lack of tolerance of the Mexican population towards others, especially those who are different. |
19Nov2015 | Trans-Pacific Partnership to be Signed in February 2016 in New Zealand Agencia EFE The dozen countries that concluded negotiations in October on the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement decided that the deal would be signed on Feb. 4, 2016, in New Zealand and that the signatories' respective legislatures would have two years to ratify it. |
19Nov2015 | Right-Wing Seeks to Counteract Ayotzinapa Missing Students Investigation Television del Sur Social organizations accuse the Council, the new Guerrero state government, and the media of seeking to delegitimize protests over the Ayotzinapa case. |
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