30Sep2015 | How Escape Tunnel of Mexico's El Chapo Was Made Powertool World Compiling information on the methods likely used by those digging the tunnel that Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel leader Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman escaped prison through, this detailed infographic presents the tools and costs of the operation. |
30Sep2015 | Refugee or Migrant? #WordsMatter Say United Nations High Profile Supporters UNHCR UNHCR Goodwill Ambassadors and high profile supporters help define the difference between the terms "refugee" and "migrant". These words are being splashed across media headlines because of the ongoing European Refugee Crisis. |
30Sep2015 | SEMARNAT Again Rejects Coastal Project That Threated Cabo Pulmo National Park Natural Resources Defense Council In a win for Mexico's coral reefs, the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources once more issued a resounding "NO" to the massive Cabo Cortes coastal tourism project that threatened Cabo Pulmo National Park. |
30Sep2015 | One Year After Ayotzinapa, Can Mexico Stop the Disappearances and Violence? AJ+ AJ+ traveled to Iguala to learn more about the disappearances and speak to some of those who have been personally affected. |
30Sep2015 | Single Minimum Wage in Mexico Effective October 1 Mexico News Daily There will be one minimum wage throughout Mexico effective Thursday as the Area B wage level reaches that of Area A, or 70.10 pesos per day. |
30Sep2015 | Members of Human Rights Groups to Visit Mass Graves in Mexico's Iguala PressTV News Videos The discovery of over 200 mass graves in the town of Iguala where 43 Mexican students went missing last year has attracted the attention of a number of human rights groups. |
29Sep2015 | New Poster Campaign Asks: 'What If It Were Your Kids, Mr. President?' Fusion Photographs of the Mexican President’s son and stepdaughter are being plastered on walls across Mexico City with messages asking how the case of the missing 43 students would have turned out differently if they had been related to the country’s rich and powerful families. |
29Sep2015 | Autonomous Car by Mexican Inventor Raul Rojas to be Tested in October The Yucatan Times The autonomous vehicle created by Mexican Raul Rojas Gonzalez will be tested in October with a test-drive of 1,491 miles without any person at the wheel. |
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