03Jul2016 | Mexico Laments US Decision Not to Prosecute Police Who Killed Homeless Migrant Agence France-Presse Mexico criticized Saturday a US decision not to prosecute police officers who fatally shot a Mexican man - apparently unarmed - in 2015 in Washington state. |
03Jul2016 | Half of Internet Plans in Mexico Offer Over 10 Mbps telecompaper Of the 14 standalone internet plans in Mexico, 21 percent include speeds of below 10 Mbps, 29 percent include a speed of 10 Mbps, and 50 percent include speeds of over 10 Mbps, according to a study by the IFT. |
03Jul2016 | Crocodile Farm in Yucatan Nears Economic Viability Fox News Latino The project began four years ago with 30 crocodiles with the goal of selling the animals' skin, meat, oil and skeletons, but the number of animals has since grown to 360 and 250 more are expected to be born this year. |
03Jul2016 | US Will Speak as Much Spanish as Mexico by 2060 The Daily Caller The U.S. Census Office predicts that 1 in 3 U.S. residents will be Hispanic and that the U.S. will be the world’s second largest Spanish-speaking country. |
03Jul2016 | Attacked by Trump, Mexicans Look to Jewish Groups to Help Update Image Politico Donald Trump and his racially charged rhetoric may be divisive on many levels. But the Republican presidential candidate has been a catalyst for uniting two, seemingly disparate groups: Mexicans and Jews. |
02Jul2016 | Homesnap's New App Lets Buyers Search Home Listings on Their TV The Washington Post While users have become accustomed to using Homesnap's app to find out about homes with the snap of a photo from their phones, the Apple TV app now allows users to sync their phone and TV. |
02Jul2016 | Make Copper Canyon Your Next RV Stop in Mexico Daily Press An amazing destination in Mexico is the Copper Canyon and surrounding areas. Travel there is fairly easy, not too many highway changes once in Mexico, and roads have recently been improved. Camping is available along the entire route. |
02Jul2016 | Air Force Lifts Food Into Villages as Striking Teachers' Blockades Spread Reuters Mexico’s air force has been flying tons of grain into Oaxaca state in the south of the country to deal with dwindling food supplies caused by roadblocks set up by protesting teachers. |
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