15Jul2016 | Health Minister Calls for Mexico Society's Participation in Fighting Obesity Agencia EFE Obesity, a phenomenon in which Mexico is the world leader, depends on many factors, including portion size of the type of food consumed, as well as lack of exercise, but above all a change in the public's attitude. |
14Jul2016 | From the Steps of a Pyramid to the Depths of a Cenote Visitmex We started touring an ancient Maya city and then our steps took us to the perfect place for tuning body and soul and to end the day with refreshing ourselves in a Cenote. |
14Jul2016 | Lawyer Says Her State Bodyguards Were Taken Away in Response to Canada Visit Toronto Star A Mexican lawyer who denounced her country’s human rights record last month in advance of the Three Amigos summit in Ottawa says authorities have taken away her bodyguards in retaliation. |
14Jul2016 | The Only Way to Stop a Bad Guy with a Gun, Is a Good Guy with a Gun, Right? Dorf on Law According to a familiar gun-rights slogan, “when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.†The slogan is literally true. By definition people who possess guns in violation of the law are criminals. But there is a flip side to the guns/outlaws slogan. |
14Jul2016 | Dinosaur Extinction Mystery Solved? Massive Asteroid Hit Mexico Oil Field Independent The dinosaurs were wiped out 66 million years ago because a massive asteroid hit vast oil deposits in Mexico, sending thick black smoke into the atmosphere all over the world. Soot blocked out the sun, causing the planet to cool significantly and experience devastating droughts. |
14Jul2016 | Investors in Donald Trump's Failed Baja Oceanfront Resort Project Speak Out KPBS Condo buyers weren’t the only ones disappointed when the Trump Ocean Resort Baja Mexico failed. The real estate community in Tijuana and Rosarito also was hurt. |
14Jul2016 | Reforms Under Fire as Nearly 70 Percent Say Mexico is Moving in the Wrong Direction CNSNews.com President Enrique Pena Nieto is facing the worst approval ratings of his six-year term – in spite of enacting significant structural reforms to Mexico’s tax and education systems, economy and energy sectors. |
14Jul2016 | Education Secretary to Revise Teacher Evaluations, Crux of Violent Protests The Yucatan Times A controversial evaluation exam given to all teachers that has spurred violent protests for two months in Mexico will be revised, the government has announced. |
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