13Nov2015 | Infographic: The World's Most Expensive Passports Forbes Passports are valuable and expensive items, with the price of applying for one varying tremendously by nationality. Even though a Mexican passport costs a mere $20 more than in the US, minimum wage workers still need to put in 266 hours in order to afford one. |
13Nov2015 | Mexico Seeks to Prevent Rising Teenage Pregnancy CCTV America WHO has found that among 15 to 19-year-olds, pregnancy and complications from childbirth are the second leading cause of death. In Mexico, the government is tackling how to prevent teenage pregnancy where it ranks among the world's highest. |
12Nov2015 | The Mothers of Mexico's Disappeared Organize in the Face of State Violence CIP Americas Held just four days after the one-year anniversary of the Ayotzinapa disappearances, at least three hundred people attended the International Forum on Disappearances in Mexico in Mexico City from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, 2015. |
12Nov2015 | Only 1 in 10 Police Are Ready for Mexico's New Criminal Justice System Animal Politico With little more than six months to implement the new adversarial criminal justice system in Mexico, nine out of 10 police officers are not prepared, although they are the first link of its operation. |
12Nov2015 | One in 10 Death Row Inmates Are US Military Veterans, Report Says The Washington Post One-tenth of those who currently on death row in the United States are military veterans, including some with post-traumatic stress disorder that was not factored into their sentences, according to a new report. |
12Nov2015 | Inside the Secret High-Tech Drug Cartel Tunnels Under the US-Mexico Border InSight Crime Mexico's cartels continue to flaunt their engineering capabilities with the discovery of a sophisticated drug trafficking tunnel on the US-Mexico border. |
12Nov2015 | Governing Party Vows to Stop Using Neuromarketing to Study Mexico Voters The New York Times The leader of Mexico’s governing party has said it will stop hiring neuroscience consultants to register voters’ brain waves and read their facial expressions, responding to a political outcry over its use of the tools of neuromarketing to shape its campaign and governing messages. |
12Nov2015 | Hard Rock Hotels Hoping for Casino Approval in Cancun and the Riviera Maya Riviera Maya News The All Inclusive Collection in Mexico is hoping for approval that would allow the Hard Rock Hotel to open a Hard Rock Casino in Cancun and the Riviera Maya. |
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