13Oct2015 | Rights Groups Criticize Release of Mexico's Investigation Into Missing Students PressTV News Mexico’s attorney general has finally released the government’s investigation into the disappearance of 43 students last year. The dossier has been criticized by many Mexicans, who claim the government has attempted to cover up the scandal. |
13Oct2015 | Teachers Protest Against Education Reforms with Marches and Occupations The World Weekly Mexico's dissident teachers' movement held a one-day national strike and took to the streets in mass protests yesterday against the government's educational reform. |
13Oct2015 | Companies in Mexico Welcome Trans-Pacific Trade Deal, Eye New Asian Markets CCTV America The Trans-Pacific Partnership, which seeks to cut trade barriers and set common standards among a dozen nations reaching from Japan to Chile, potentially open up access to Mexican products to 800 million consumers. |
13Oct2015 | Dengue Outbreaks Increase with Climate Change Healthline The World Health Organization rates dengue as the most dominant mosquito-borne viral disease in the world as its incident rates have increased 30-fold in the past 50 years. |
13Oct2015 | Mexico Ramps Up Data Surveillance to Fight Crime, But Controls Lax Reuters Government surveillance requests are gathering pace in Mexico, raising concerns about lack of oversight in a country plagued by corruption and collusion between security forces and criminal gangs. |
13Oct2015 | Playboy's Arianny Celeste at Work in Mexico for Her Ultra Sexy 2016 Calendar Playboy Head down to Mexico and go behind-the-scenes of Arianny Celeste’s 2016 calendar shoot with photographer Carlos Nunez. |
12Oct2015 | Sting Slams 'Epidemic' of Disappearances in Mexico Agence France-Presse British rock legend Sting urged Mexico's government on Monday to do more to end the "epidemic" of disappearances after meeting with families of some of the country's many missing people. |
12Oct2015 | US Drug Enforcement Agency Lays Out New Dynamic for Regional Heroin Trafficking InSight Crime A top DEA official has sounded the alarm over how heroin traffickers in Mexico have massively increased poppy cultivation and expanded their distribution networks into the United States as they look to cash in on the growing number of US heroin users. |
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