01Nov2015 | Nearly Sixty Percent of Mexico's Workers Continue to Work Informally Proceso INEGI reports six of every 10 Mexicans are occupationally vulnerable due to the nature of the their work. They do not enjoy fixed salaries, benefits or social security. |
01Nov2015 | 'No Obstacle for Implementation': Mexico City's Mayor Backs Medical Marijuana Use Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera said the nation’s capital city was ready to implement medical use of marijuana. |
01Nov2015 | What Happens to Children Caught in Mexico's Rising Migrant Crackdown? Al Jazeera Mexico’s apprehensions and deportations are on the rise. After announcing an upgraded southern border strategy in 2014, Mexican authorities deported 60 percent more children during the first few months of 2015 than during the same time period the previous year. |
01Nov2015 | Spotlight Shines on Tijuana Tourism 'Tolerance Zone' San Diego Union Tribune At the northern end of downtown Tijuana, is an area of town that goes unacknowledged in tourism campaigns. But for decades, clients from both sides of the border have brought a booming business to the bars, hotels and cantinas in one of the city’s older and grittier neighborhoods. |
01Nov2015 | Pope Pardons Scandal-Tainted Legion of Christ Agence France-Presse Pope Francis has granted a "plenary indulgence", or religious pardon, to the ultra-conservative Legion of Christ movement, mired in a pedophile scandal, provided its members perform acts of penance. |
31Oct2015 | Navy Sent to Defend Mexico's Caribbean Coastline from Invading Seaweed The Telegraph Sargassum seaweed is blighting swathes of Mexico's Caribbean coastline, pushing the authorities to try everything possible to clear the beaches. |
31Oct2015 | Robotic Technology Means No-Fee Surgical Procedures at Mexico City Hospital Mexico News Daily A new cutting-edge medical option has just been made available for low-income and uninsured patients at the Dr. Manuel Gea González general hospital, located in the southern borough of Tlalpan, in Mexico City. |
31Oct2015 | Mexico Hails Sightings of Near-Extinct Porpoise Expatica An international scientific expedition has spotted up to 25 individual specimens of a near-extinct small porpoise in Mexico's Gulf of California, amid efforts to save the critically endangered vaquita marina. |
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