18Oct2015 | Immigration Issues Touched Upon Lightly at First US Democratic Primary Debate Immigration Impact The Democratic debate was a stark contrast from the positions outlined by the Republican candidates at their first primary debate in August, which primarily focused on more enforcement mechanisms and ramped-up border security. |
17Oct2015 | Lawmakers to Consider Stronger Legislation Against Forced Disappearances Television del Sur Forced disappearances in Mexico are widespread, with 25,000 reported cases in the past nine years, and its perpetrators enjoy impunity. The executive branch has sent a bill to the Senate that would make it a federal crime punishable by 30 to 100 years in prison. |
17Oct2015 | El Chapo Guzman Had GPS So Accomplices Could Build Tunnel to His Cell teleSUR The leader of the Sinaloa cartel illegally possessed a television in his cell with a GPS tracker inside so the tunnel could be built with precision. |
17Oct2015 | Canadians in Mexico Do Care About the Election - Just Not Enough to Vote VICE News Subdued sentiments and attempts at warding off unwelcome attention capture the political picture of the Canadians residing in Ajijic, where most are ineligible to vote and many wouldn't cast ballots, even if they could. |
17Oct2015 | 16th Century Church Emerges from Mexican Reservoir The Associated Press The ruins of a 16th century colonial church have re-emerged from a reservoir due to the lack of rain in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. |
17Oct2015 | Mexico Seeks New Approach to Tackle Eco-Trafficking InSight Crime Authorities in Mexico have called for legal reforms that would link environmental and organized crime, a measure which - if adopted - could lead to a significant improvement in how governments across Latin America combat the scourge of illicit wildlife trafficking. |
17Oct2015 | World's Largest Harry Potter Collection Now on Display in Mexico City CCTV News Mexican lawyer Menahem Asher Silva Vargas holds the Guinness World Record for the largest private collection of Harry Potter memorabilia. He is now sharing his magical collection with the world through a new museum named “The House of Asher Potter†located in Mexico City. |
17Oct2015 | With a New Trade Zone in Mariel, Cuba Reaches Out to Investors NPR.org Mariel, 30 miles west of Havana, is probably better known for the mass boat lift in 1980, when more than 100,000 Cubans were allowed to leave and headed to Florida. But today a steady stream of tractor trailers roll into the brand new port. |
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