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Mexico's not so green Green Party

While green parties around the world are known for alternative ethical politics in favor of the environment, Mexico’s own green party has gained a rather different reputation. Following a new scandal over the lavish lifestyles of Mexican green party leaders, critics are accusing them of being political mercenaries with corrupt and cynical policies.

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Mexico's cartels move into extortion

As Mexico struggles with an unprecedented wave of drug-related violence, criminal cartels have been expanding protection rackets across the country.... Read more»

Bottom-up approach may break climate change logjam

Few expected the Cancun meeting of U.N. climate negotiators to conclude in a treaty for greenhouse gas reductions. Instead, the likely outcome may simply be a package of incremental though significant measures designed to make progress on key climate issues.... Read more»

REDD: Climate conference ends with deforestation agreement

For a climate change conference that began with universally low expectations, the Cancun meeting achieved surprisingly concrete progress, including an agreement to help preserve tropical forests.... Read more»

Mexican activists demand voice at climate conference

Coming from all over the world, activists are demanding a greater voice in solving a problem they believe is of the utmost importance - climate change.... Read more»

Fetish hotels hot trend in Mexico's Riviera

Camouflaged under Reina Roja Hotel’s party ambience and racy sexual innuendos are pre-Columbian elements that give the new hotel in Mexico’s Mayan Riviera a fetishistic, sadomasochist feel. It inspires strong feelings of awe, interest and disgust — all at once.... Read more»

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