08Dec2015 | Mexican Peso Weakens Past 17 Per U.S. Dollar Reuters Mexico's peso sank to its weakest since late September and broke the psychological 17-per-dollar level on Tuesday following flagging trade data from China which increases investor aversion toward riskier assets. |
08Dec2015 | This Cymascope Image Shows What Dolphins See When Using Echolocation Epoch Times Scientists have captured a groundbreaking picture that they say shows how dolphins see the world around them using echolocation. |
08Dec2015 | The Catholic Priesthood: Mexico's Unexpected Dangerous Profession PRI's The World The threats against priests in Mexico are real. Eleven have been killed here since 2012, making Mexico the most dangerous place for Catholic priests in the world. |
08Dec2015 | Why This Is a Breakthrough Year for the Environment Environmental Defense Fund While data suggests that 2015 will likely go down as the hottest year on record, this has also been a year when we’ve made extraordinary environmental progress in five key areas. We have the numbers to prove it. |
08Dec2015 | Rolling Stones Tour Adds Second Date for Mexico Riviera Maya News British rock band, The Rolling Stones, have added a second date to their Mexico City tour. As part of their Latin America Ole tour, the band will be performing in Mexico City on March 14 and March 17, 2016 at Foro Sol. |
08Dec2015 | Experts Find Satellite Photos Showed No Fire in Mexico Missing Students Case The Associated Press A group of independent experts say satellite photographs show no signs of fire at a garbage dump in southern Mexico where a group of 43 students were supposedly killed and incinerated in 2014. |
07Dec2015 | Coca-Cola Apologizes to Mexican Indigenous Community After Running Racially Offensive Ad Fusion Coca-Cola has issued an apology and pulled an online ad that many Mexicans criticized for being patronizing towards the country’s indigenous communities. |
07Dec2015 | University Study Suggests Maya Ancestry Could be a Reason for Diabetes Mexico News Network A study from geneticists at the National Autonomous University of Mexico suggests that Maya ancestry could be a reason for higher risk for developing diabetes. |
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