22Oct2015 | Lessons from NAFTA for the Trans-Pacific Partnership The Cipher Brief There are many lessons from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that are relevant to the current debate over the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). |
22Oct2015 | 9 Tourism Projects Shut Down for Ecosystem Damage in State of Quintana Roo Agencia EFE Mexican authorities have shut down nine tourist projects in Tulum, a protected natural area in the southeastern state of Quintana Roo, citing their impact on wild flora and fauna. |
22Oct2015 | Driverless Car Sets Mileage Record on Mexico Trip University of Nevada Professor Raul Rojas of the University of Nevada, Reno just drove 1,500 miles without hands - from the U.S. border at Nogales to Mexico City - in his autonomous car. It is the longest-ever autonomous drive in Mexico. |
22Oct2015 | Mexico City Affirms Right to Gender Identity Television del Sur Transgender people in Mexico City can get an official document, which will allow them to have their constitutional rights with their new gender identity without passing through expert medical examinations. |
22Oct2015 | Alleged Mastermind of Cartel Boss' Escape from Altiplano Prison, 5 Others Arrested UPI Mexico has arrested six people who are suspected of having a key role in the escape of notorious drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, including his brother-in-law and the apparent mastermind of the prison break. |
22Oct2015 | Athletes from Mexico Bring Ancient Sport to First World Indigenous Games Al Jazeera English The world's first Indigenous Games kick off in Brazil this week. Mexico is sending 70 athletes to participate in the tournament in sports including kayaking, archery and an ancient, hard hitting ball game which is rapidly growing in popularity. |
22Oct2015 | Americans Fear United States Government More Than Terrorist Attacks VOA News Americans fear US government corruption and cyber-terrorism more than terrorism, according to a new survey from Chapman University. |
21Oct2015 | Government Rejects Being Unilaterally Judged by US on Human Rights in Mexico La Jornada The Mexican government rejected any unilateral practice judging the human rights situation in the country, after the United States retained part of the Merida Initiative funds subject to progress in this area. |
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