19Dec2015 | How Germs Travel on Planes and How to Stop Them TEDYouth 2015 Raymond Wang shares an unforgettable animation of how a sneeze travels inside a plane cabin as well as his prize-winning solution: a small, fin-shaped device that increases fresh airflow in airplanes and redirects pathogen-laden air out of circulation. |
19Dec2015 | Tesla Motors Accepting Model S Bookings in Mexico ValueWalk Tesla has begun commercialization of its electric car - the Model S - in Mexico. Interested customers are required to make an advance payment of 80,000 pesos for booking the vehicle through the automaker’s website |
19Dec2015 | Mexico Is One of the Worst Victims of Deforestation Al Jazeera Organized criminal gangs have helped make Mexico one of the worst victims of deforestation in the world. However, a small community is now taking on illegal loggers who used to be supported by gangs to protect their trees. |
19Dec2015 | Pope Francis Clears Roman Catholic Nun Mother Teresa's Path to Sainthood The New York Times Pope Francis has recognized a second miracle attributed to Mother Teresa, the Roman Catholic nun who was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for her work helping the poor of Kolkata, India, clearing the way for her canonization next year. |
19Dec2015 | Final Days for 'Patricias' to Win a Free Trip to Mexico Examiner.com Hurry, you only have a few days left to put in your free bid for a fabulous, all-inclusive vacation for two in one of Mexico’s top resort areas. There’s only one big hitch: Your name has to be Patricia. |
19Dec2015 | U.N. Reveals 1 in Every 122 People Worldwide Suffers from Forced Displacement La Prensa One in every 122 people in the world is currently a victim of forced displacement from their homes as they flee conflicts and persecution. |
19Dec2015 | Rise and Fall of Pena Nieto's Approval Ratings Early 2013 to Present CIDAC The Center for Research for Development tracks the highs and lows of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's approval ratings from April 2013 to the present. |
18Dec2015 | Journalism in Mexico Is Sick from Receiving Government Money Sinembargo Mexican journalism is suffering from public money, a willingness to be close to power, a lack of ethics, and from putting non-journalistic interests ahead of the interest and service of the public. |
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