22Dec2015 | First Victim's Family to Receive Compensation After Ayotzinapa Students' Attack The Associated Press A Mexican government commission tasked with protecting crime victims says it has approved the first reparations related to the case of 43 students who disappeared in 2014 in southern Mexico. |
22Dec2015 | How Exposure to Acts of Violence Affects the Mental Health of Children in Mexico Tech Times A new study in the United States explained that exposure to acts of violence and terror negatively affects the mental health of children, making them more likely to have greater levels of emotional and behavioral problems. |
22Dec2015 | Bankruptcies Loom as Drop in Oil Prices Hurt Mexico's Construction Industry CCTV America The drop in oil prices has hurt Mexico’s ability to pay government contractors. For a country like Mexico which is dependent on oil revenues, the problem is getting worse. |
22Dec2015 | Consumer Organization Demands Removal of Coca Cola Ads in Mexico Citys Zocalo Proceso The organization Consumer Power has demanded the government of the Federal District withdraw Coca Cola advertising from the Christmas tree placed in the Zocalo. |
22Dec2015 | The Hunt Is on for the World's Deepest Cave in the Oaxaca Region of Mexico New Scientist How low can you go? Dedicated deep cavers plumb the depths for an answer, and a newly announced expedition may just get to the bottom of it all. |
22Dec2015 | Artist Creates Global Message of Peace on Earth GPS World Peace on Earth: That’s the message spelled out across the globe by GPS artist Yassan in time for the holiday season. |
22Dec2015 | Religion Has Been a Source of Conflict for More Than 2,000 Years, Says Mexico Study IBTimes Scientists used to think that religion played a role in uniting early societies, but new research has turned that thinking on its head. Researchers studied several Mexican archaeological sites dating as far back as 700 B.C. and found that religion was the cause of tension even back then. |
22Dec2015 | Aznog - World's Only VoIP App Offers Free Direct to Mobile & Landline Calls Aznog Technologies London-based Aznog, the world's only VoIP calling app that allows users to make free calls to any mobile or landline number in 20 different countries, announced that it has expanded service to include the U.S., Canada and 12 more countries including France, Italy, Spain, Mexico and Brazil. |
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