29Aug2016 | California Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Shows, Captive Breeding and Export of Orcas TakePart The California State Legislature last week approved a historic bill that would ban the breeding of captive killer whales and orca performances in that state. It would also prohibit the export of captive orcas out of North America. |
29Aug2016 | INFINITI Mexico Celebrates Its First Academy Winner INFINITI After two days of fierce competition in Aguascalientes, Alexandros Paleologos emerged as the first ever Mexican INFINITI Engineering Academy winner. |
29Aug2016 | Women Who Feed Central American Migrants on Trains Headed to US Win Award Television del Sur The group of women volunteers, known as "Las Patronas," were awarded a prize for their efforts to help Central American migrants as they journey through Mexico on route to the United States, EFE reports. |
29Aug2016 | Massive 24 Billion Dollar Waste Recycling Opportunity Awaits in Mexico PROtrash Community Today, recycling has become one of the most profitable businesses in the world: in Mexico alone, there is a 24 billion USD market opportunity in the recyclable waste industry. |
29Aug2016 | Mysterious Mummified Body Found on Mexico's Highest Mountain Placed on Display Agencia EFE The mummified body found in June 2015 on Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's highest mountain, is currently on display in a museum in the central city of Ciudad Serdan. |
29Aug2016 | NGOs Call to Protect Mayan Beekeeping Communities AIDA Indigenous people are threatened by deforestation and contamination of their land caused by the cultivation of genetically modified soy. The situation is worsening because the Mexican government has not adopted effective measures to safeguard the rights of the communities. |
29Aug2016 | Trump's Mexico Border Wall Plan Is Unrealistic and Useless, Experts Agree Agence France-Presse Even as Donald Trump vacillates between toning down his harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and reaching out to minorities, he remains unshakable on one central campaign promise: building a wall on America's southern border with Mexico. |
29Aug2016 | Fans Mourn Death of Mexico's Legendary Juan Gabriel CNN The Mexican singer-songwriter, Juan Gabriel, was confirmed dead on Sunday morning, August 28 in Santa Monica, Los Angeles. Family of the Juarez singer said that he died of natural causes, according to the coroner’s report. |
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