18Oct2015 | 'Serious' Errors in the Iguala Student Probe Were Known Last January El Daily Post The independent Argentine forensic experts collaborating on the Iguala investigation informed the Federal Attorney General's Office last January that police agents were infiltrating teams of civilian experts. |
18Oct2015 | Spyware Becomes More Popular Among Governments Softpedia FinFisher, a piece of spyware sold to governments by a German security vendor, has been linked by recent research to at least 32 governments around the world, more than ever before. |
18Oct2015 | Pope's Mexico Visit Excites Catholics Along the Border Fronteras Desk News of Pope Francis' visit to Mexico early next year is creating excitement for Catholics living along the U.S.-Mexico border. |
18Oct2015 | Soldiers as Police? In Mexico, a Push to Get Them Back to the Barracks The Christian Science Monitor A trial related to an Army patrol's massacre of 22 people last year underscores both progress being made in holding soldiers accountable – and the tough challenges that lie ahead. |
18Oct2015 | Unicef Mexico Successfully Promotes Breastfeeding with 'Do Not Breastfeed' Campaign Unicef Mexico Since Mexico is last place for breastfeeding rates in Latin America, Unicef needed to throw a spotlight on this problem and provoke Mexican society to change prejudice into awareness. |
18Oct2015 | Nearly 11% of Mexicans Are Defined as Middle Class Mexico News Daily Although more than half its population is living below the poverty line, Mexico has a middle class that has proved robust in the wake of financial woes and the number of millionaires is predicted to grow. |
18Oct2015 | Giant Fantasy Sculptures Take Over Streets of Mexico City, Creating Colorful Parade The Telegraph Giant, colorful papier-mache creatures known as "alebrijes" filled the streets of Mexico City on Saturday for an annual parade that drew hundreds of people. |
18Oct2015 | Mexico Close to Legalizing Marijuana as Supreme Court Discusses Allowing Recreational Use City A.M. High hopes for the legalization movement: Mexico could be close to legalizing marijuana, as the country’s supreme court gears up to discuss the issue later this month. |
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