06Oct2015 | Flow of Central American Children Headed to US-Mexico Border Shifts But Doesn't Slow The New York Times From Central America, thousands of children fleeing poverty and danger make multiple attempts to reach the United States despite increased efforts by Mexico to turn them back. |
06Oct2015 | US Delays Computer Judicial Aid Program to Mexico The Associated Press The U.S. Embassy says it is cancelling a planned delivery of computer systems to Mexico to aid that country's judicial reform in order to re-design the package. |
06Oct2015 | Watch Colima's 'Volcano of Fire' Erupt in Mexico Causing Pyroclastic Flows ODN Colima volcano in Mexico releases plumes of ash and smoke, along with pyroclastic flows traveling down the slope. It's been showing some activity for the past two months, coating nearby villages in a blanket of ash, prompting evacuations. |
06Oct2015 | The Self-Ruling Indigenous of Cheran Celebrate Their First Government Transition Global Voices Three years after the indigenous community in Cheran began to govern themselves according to their own customs and traditions, the first autonomous government passed the ceremonial baton to the winners of last May's election, marking Cheran's first transition of power under self-rule. |
06Oct2015 | Son of a Trump: Mexican Comedians Hit Back in Insult-Laden Stage Show Reuters Decked out in dark suits and outlandish blond wigs, a clutch of Mexico's most popular comedians lambasts Donald Trump as a dangerous buffoon in a new play that hits back over his anti-Mexican comments on the U.S. election campaign trail. |
06Oct2015 | Judge Orders Release of Four Soldiers Held in Tlatlaya Warehouse Slayings Reuters A Mexican judge has ordered the release of four soldiers implicated in a case of 22 executed gang members last year, the attorney general's office said in a statement late Monday. |
06Oct2015 | Rise of Consumer Confidence in Mexico Disappoints RTT News Mexico consumer confidence strengthened slightly in September after weakening in the previous two months, figures from the statistical office INEGI showed Tuesday. |
06Oct2015 | Tarahumara Indians at Risk of Losing Their Native Language to Survive Economically Cronkite News It’s a lot harder for them to go on with their day-to-day lives just speaking their indigenous language so they adapt and acculturate to the Spanish language. So unfortunately that means losing the indigenous language. |
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