Quintana Roo, (July 17, 2021) .- Workers of the Xcaret Group hotel complex in the Riviera Maya indicated that security guards did …
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Senior citizens have suffered from discrimination during the pandemic in Playa del Carmen
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo., (July 02, 2021).- Older adults have been the group that has suffered the most discrimination during the …
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Unemployed, 70 percent of the population with disabilities in Yucatán
Mérida, Yucatán, (June 25, 2021).- Jesús Campos Hernández, a person with a disability and director of Building Links of Opportunities, revealed that …
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AMLO is putting Mexico’s democracy at risk April 29, 2021, BY ANDRES OPPENHEIMER-OPINION, (MIAMI HERALD).- Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s latest effort …
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45 murders of human rights activists and defenders registered in Mexico during the AMLO administration
The increase in megaprojects, criminalization and widespread impunity led to 45 murders of human rights defenders in the country in the last …
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Mexico City (AFP) – A Mexican court has ordered the suspension of work on the “Maya Train,” a controversial railroad through Mayan …
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Domestic violence has spiked in Mexico during its coronavirus-related lockdown. According to a national network of women’s shelters, calls for help were up …
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Human rights and environment defenders in Mexico are simultaneously faced with two emergencies: health and human rights On April 8, 2020, in …
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Mexico City (AFP) – Mexico’s government has shown “total disinterest” in addressing a tidal wave murders and disappearances, and is systematically violating …
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Amnesty International says Facebook and Google surveillance poses threat to Human Rights
Facebook and Google are time-and-time again labeled as surveillance powerhouses. They are often called out for having too much information on its …