05Feb2016 | Mexican Drone to Monitor Colima's Volcano of Fire Prensa Latina A group of experts from University of Colima in western Mexico, built a drone capable of reaching up to 4,000 meters of height and fly up to 60 minutes, which first mission is monitoring the volcano. |
04Feb2016 | So You Want to Build a Wall on the Mexico Border? Here's What Could Stand in Your Way Wall Street Journal Building a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico would be full of daunting challenges, from environmental regulations to private property laws. But that hasn't stopped politicians from pledging to do it. |
04Feb2016 | Electoral Institute Will Finally Issue Voting IDs to Mexican Citizens Living Abroad teleSUR Mexico's electoral authority announced that it will start to issue voter identification cards to Mexican living outside the country in order to facilitate voting for the 2018 election. |
04Feb2016 | Dial This Number Next Time You Get a Telemarketing Call, Then Watch Chaos Reign Tech.Mic The Jolly Roger is a bot designed to lead telemarketers down a rhetorical maze to keep them busy until they're at their wits' end while you go on about your day. |
04Feb2016 | Mexico's Foreign Secretary Says Country Is Working to Keep Tourists Safe KVOA News 4 Tucson's Monica Garcia sat down with Mexican Foreign Secretary Claudia Ruiz Massieu to talk about the latest border relations, including the State Department's warning. |
04Feb2016 | Noted Racist and Demagogue Donald Trump Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize AlterNet After finishing dismal second place in the Iowa caucus despite his putative front-runner status, Trump was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize along with the likes of Pope Francis, Colombian peace negotiators and Edward Snowden. |
04Feb2016 | Slain Seven-Month-Old Baby Becomes Symbol of Mexican Drug Crime Epidemic The Telegraph A photograph of a seven-month-old baby shot dead and lying next to the bodies of his parents has prompted an outpouring of indignation in Mexico. |
04Feb2016 | Health Minister Downplays Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus Threat to Travelers to Mexico Reuters Mexico's health ministry sought to play down any impact on its tourism industry from the mosquito-borne Zika virus, emphasizing the disease was under control and far from its main tourist centers. |
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