11Jul2016 | World Population Day - LatAm Development Depends on Investing in Teenage Girls Inter Press Service Investing in education for teenage girls in Latin America is regarded as the way forward for them to become future drivers of sustainable develpment in their societies. |
11Jul2016 | Acapulco to Receive Billion Dollar Investment to Boost Lagging Tourism Travel Pulse Mexican investment firm Grupo Autofin has decided to pour $1 billion into Acapulco in a variety of areas which should help those lagging travel numbers and help reinvigorate excitement in the city. |
11Jul2016 | Peter J. Haproff on How North America Got Its Shape Science Alert The episode of Ted-Ed above explains all the crazy continental collisions and break ups that gave the North America we see today its shape. |
11Jul2016 | Tracking the United States Influence on Mexico's Southern Border Plan Fronteras Desk Washington has committed at least $100 million to support Mexico’s southern border program since 2014. As of February 2016, $20 million has been delivered. And some who work that border are quite happy with the help they are receiving. |
11Jul2016 | Lone Crocodile Gathers Crowd of Onlookers on Mexican Island of Cozumel UPI A crocodile visiting a Mexican beach drew a crowd of astonished onlookers as it walked between sunbathing chairs to go back into the water. |
10Jul2016 | Mexicans with US Bank Accounts Could Lose More Than Half of What They Have The Fulano Forum Since last year, Mexican authorities have now detected more than 170,000 people with accounts in the United States, and as of July SAT could fine those persons who have not complied with their tax obligations. A fine could take up to 60% of the amount they have in those banks. |
10Jul2016 | Spain's Running of the Bulls Festival Turns Deadly Independent Two Spanish men are in a serious condition after being gored during the fourth day of the running of the bulls at Pamplona's San Fermin festival. Three others with head injuries were admitted to hospital. |
10Jul2016 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Says 'No Way' Mexico Would Pay for a Wall Politico Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said he will work with whoever is elected president of the United States in November, but he wants to make one thing clear: Mexico will “no way†be paying for a wall. |
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