Latest from Jorge Valencia

• Aug 2, 2019

  In an ancient Mesoamerican city, archaeologists find a narrow wealth gap

  

  Present societies can learn from Teotihuacán’s narrow wealth gap, says one archaeologist.

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• Mar 20, 2019

  For one immigrant who returned to Mexico, a long road to opportunity

  

  In 2010, shortly after Arizona had passed the controversial immigration law known as Senate Bill 1070, Jessica Gonzalez was riding a bus through downtown Phoenix when it passed a crowds of protesters and counter-protesters. Gonzalez remembers being the only person with brown skin on the bus. When the protesters spotted her through the window, she […]

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• Jan 4, 2019

  ‘Roma’ shines a light on the real lives of domestic workers

  

  How Alfonso Cuarón's latest film set in 1970s Mexico resonates with domestic workers today.

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• Nov 30, 2018

  Would moving government offices out of Mexico City solve its overcrowding problem?

  

  The country’s incoming president has a plan to reduce congestion by moving government offices out of the capital.

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• Sep 27, 2018

  Mexican auto makers hopeful, with movement on U.S. trade agreement

  

  But there are still obstacles ahead.

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• Mar 13, 2018

  For American children of Mexican immigrants, a battle to get documented in Mexico

  

  More than a quarter million people who were born in the U.S. to Mexican parents live in Mexico and haven’t been registered in either place.

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• Feb 22, 2018

  Some immigrants returning to Mexico find new opportunities

  

  A computer coding class seeks to train young people for jobs in Mexico.

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