12Jul2016 | These Numbers Reveal Just How Staggering the 'Pokemon Go' Phenomenon Really Is Tech.Mic If it seems like everyone you know is playing Pokemon Go, you're probably right. The game is so big, it stands to eclipse Twitter in popularity. |
12Jul2016 | Education Through Entertainment Strengthens Remote Communities in Mexico CCTV America Meet the leader of an organization in Mexico that strengthens communities by engaging them with stories on radio and TV. |
12Jul2016 | Canadian Island Experiencing Tourist 'Trump Bump' The Canadian Press Cape Breton's tourism website has seen a threefold increase in traffic this year. That's being attributed to Americans unhappy with the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency. The interest has translated into around 3,500 bookings. |
12Jul2016 | Should Expats in Mexico Get Involved in Political and Civil Matters? Timothy Real Estate Group Making statements about politicians, protesting the treatment of animals, getting involved in labor disputes are all precarious pastimes for some Expats living in Mexico and there have been many who have left with a one-way ticket and stories to tell. |
12Jul2016 | Classmate of Ayotzinapa Missing Students Was Tortured According to Rights Commission Euronews Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission has released new findings in the case of 43 students who disappeared two years ago. It claims torture was used against a classmate whose body was found the day after the others went missing. |
12Jul2016 | Officials from Mexico Call for Strengthening Trade Relationship with U.S. Cronkite News Mexican officials told a Washington audience that there must be a strong trade relationship between the U.S. and Mexico in what they called a “challenging time†for the bond between the two nations. |
12Jul2016 | Mexico to Plant 18 Million Trees Against Pollution Agence France-Presse Authorities will plant 18 million trees in Mexico City and its surrounding suburbs as part of efforts to combat air pollution, the government said. |
12Jul2016 | Tattoo Helps Sex Trafficking Victim Begin to Find Herself, Freedom Again KUTV A Salt Lake City woman who was allegedly kidnapped, beaten, sexually assaulted, had her head shaved and was forced to get a tattoo said she finally feels somewhat whole again. That's because her tattoo which read, "Property of Matt D. Lyon" is finally covered up. |
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