05Mar2016 | Scientists Drilling Their Way to Center of Yucatan's Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Crater CNN Scientists are gearing up for a drilling expedition at the impact crater of the asteroid that hit the Earth 66 million years ago, with the aim of finding out what really happened after its impact. |
04Mar2016 | Many Innocent Among the Thousands of Indigenous People Incarcerated in Mexico Prensa Latina At least 9,000 indigenous people are in prison in Mexico, and most of them have not started a penal process yet, sometimes because of the lack of an interpreter or a lawyer. |
04Mar2016 | Legal Marijuana Is Doing What Drug War Couldn't: Cutting Into Mexican Cartel Profits The Washington Post Legal marijuana may be doing at least one thing that a decades-long drug war couldn't: taking a bite out of Mexican drug cartels' profits. |
04Mar2016 | America Movil Top Buyer in Mexico's Wireless Auction The Associated Press Mexican telecoms giant America Movil bought the largest share of mobile internet frequencies in a federal auction meant to spur more and better mobile data services. |
04Mar2016 | Trump Vows to 'Rip Up' Trade Agreements with Mexico The Hill Republican front-runner Donald Trump on Thursday said he would rip up all existing free trade agreements with nations such as Mexico and China if he wins the White House. |
04Mar2016 | Drone Footage Has Emerged Showing the Collapsed Roof of the Tuxtepec Cathedral The Associated Press Mexican authorities say at least four people died were when scaffolding collapsed at a cathedral under construction in the southern city of Tuxtepec. |
04Mar2016 | Super Tuesday in Mexico: What Does Voting Mean for U.S. Citizens Living in Mexico? NACLA A growing population of U.S. citizens living abroad and their cross-border mobilization on Election Day attest to reconfigurations in conventional models of political and cultural belonging. They also beg important practical and philosophical questions about citizenship and democracy in a global era. |
04Mar2016 | Mexico's Wetlands-Turned-Gardens Fight Extinction Inter Press Service The chinampas are rich in muck and decaying vegetation, which provide nutrients for the crops, while the ditches between them give the plants continuous access to water. As a result, the vegetables grown there are especially rich in nutrients. |
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