09Dec2015 | Rescuers Save 7 Beached Dolphins in Baja California New Europe Mexican environmental authorities say they were able to lead seven beached dolphins back to sea but 16 others died on the beaches of the Baja California peninsula. |
09Dec2015 | Here's What Happens When People Think Bible Verses Are from the Koran TakePart Islam has been under huge scrutiny lately and is often criticized for being an aggressive religion... but what about Christianity? A clip from YouTube pranksters in the Netherlands shows how prejudiced against Islam some people can be. |
09Dec2015 | Mexican Senate Votes to Delay Digital TV Transition World Screen Mexico’s analog switch-off has been postponed, with the country’s Senate voting to move the deadline for the digital transition from the end of this month to December 31, 2016. |
08Dec2015 | Toast the New Year by the Sea at Casa Dorada in Cabo San Lucas PR.com Pack the party shoes and head to Casa Dorada Los Cabos Resort & Spa, a five-star Cabo San Lucas resort, where the New Year’s Eve celebration is equal parts holiday glamour and coastal cool. |
08Dec2015 | What Happened to Mexico's New Era of Relations Between Government and Media? wochit News Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto promised his administration would usher in a new era of relations between government and media. However, since taking office in 2012, his administration has done little to fulfill those pledges. |
08Dec2015 | Why Mexico's Strongest Hurricane Ever Recorded Was Not a 'Catastrophe' IFRC.org At its peak Hurricane Patricia was the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the eastern Pacific packing maximum sustained wind speeds of an astonishing 320 kph. Thankfully, the catastrophic damage did not materialize for 3 key reasons. |
08Dec2015 | Musician Reveals Man in Music Video Is Not Fugitive El Chapo But His Father UPI A Mexican musician revealed the identity of a man in a music video as his father because of shared similarities in appearance and circumstance to fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman. |
08Dec2015 | Families Scour Mexico's Mountains for Graves of Disappeared Relatives The Associated Press Emboldened by a national uproar over the missing Iguala students, and eager to find their own relatives, hundreds of families have come out of a scared silence to report kidnappings for the first time, adding names to a list of thousands missing nationwide. |
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