25Apr2017 | World-Class Chef Built a $600 Pop-Up in the Yucatan Jungle That Might Be 'the Meal of the Decade' The Washington Post The hottest restaurant on the planet wastes no time making you feel like one of the luckiest diners in the universe. |
25Apr2017 | I Want to Believe: Why Conspiracy Theories Are So Appealing to So Many Lifehacker Over half of American adults believe in at least one wacky theory, but why are these absurd and complex ideas are so appealing? |
25Apr2017 | Meet Mahuana, the Most Famous Indigent in Tijuana The Fulano Forum There are those who say she was a normal woman, no so beautiful with a not so good body and that she worked as a nanny until she fell into alcoholism, which made her homeless, as so many other people in Tijuana. |
25Apr2017 | Gangs Use Violence to Control Guerrero Meat Industry InSight Crime Criminal groups are coercing butchers at a food market in western Mexico to buy meat from them at elevated prices and are killing those who do not comply, a new report finds, illustrating one of the many ways predatory crime hinders economic activity in Latin America. |
25Apr2017 | Mexico Eliminates Infectious Disease Which Is World's Leading Cause of Blindness PAHO/WHO Mexico has become the third country in the world and the first in the Americas to receive validation of trachoma elimination as a public health problem. |
25Apr2017 | Census Highlights 'Extreme Poverty' Among Southern Mexico's Indigenous Population Humanosphere A new census in Mexico’s southern state of Veracruz has for the first time measured economic status differences among ethnic groups, revealing staggeringly high rates of poverty within its indigenous community. |
25Apr2017 | Truck Carrying Potentially Dangerous Radioactive Material Stolen in State of Jalisco TruNews The Mexican government has placed nine states on high alert after radioactive material capable of creating a dirty bomb was stolen near the nation’s second largest city. |
24Apr2017 | CDMX Tackles Sexual Harassment By Letting Men Experience It First Hand Allure UN Women and the Mexican government are trying to fight the problem with a campaign called #NoEsDeHombres that seeks to make men feel objectified, ostensibly so that they suddenly understand what it’s like to be harassed and never to do it to another woman again. |
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