20Jun2013 | First 3D Printed Car to Hit the Roads in Two Years NoCamels It seems that one of the first major industries to benefit from 3D printing is the same one that spawned the assembly line revolution – the automotive industry. |
19Jun2013 | Eye-Popping Photographs of the National Pyrotechnic Festival in Mexico PetaPixel The municipality of Tultepec in Mexico produces about half of all of the country’s fireworks. Every year, more than 100,000 people flock to the area for a nine day event called the National Pyrotechnic Festival. |
19Jun2013 | Brazil Beat a Toothless Mexico 2-0 in Confederations Cup in Fortaleza IBTimes.com While there was much to admire, it was an encounter that also showed up the work that still needs to be done for both teams ahead of next year’s World Cup. By far the greatest question marks remain over Mexico. |
19Jun2013 | Dissident Teachers Call on Supreme Court to Grant Protection Against Education Reform La Jornada Teachers of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers held a rally outside the Supreme Court to demand that it accept the petitions for protection against the education reform. |
19Jun2013 | SAFE Act Amended to Make Unlawful Presence In the US a Federal Crime VOXXI In its deepest dive yet into immigration reform, the House Judiciary Committee has approved the SAFE Act, a controversial enforcement-centered bill that is being rejected by Democrats and immigrant rights groups. |
19Jun2013 | 11-Year-Old Mexican Prodigy Heads to Harvard in Fall ABC-Univision Most 11-year-olds are stressing about the big move to middle school. Not Luis Roberto Ramirez Alvarez. The little boy from Michoacan, Mexico is headed to Harvard this fall. |
19Jun2013 | Travel to Mexico and Make Waves in Merida Yucatan Metro Many visitors to Mérida treat it simply as the gateway to the wealth of Mayan ruins scattered across the Mexican state of Yucatán. But they’re missing a trick. |
19Jun2013 | Experts Say Mexico Needs to Foster the Knowledge of Its Indigenous Peoples La Jornada Specialists and members of organizations of tradition stated that the government of Enrique Pena Nieto should deploy an efficient agenda of attention to the indigenous peoples. |
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