06Dec2015 | Government Delivers 3 TVs Per Second Ahead of Mexico's Digital Switchover Agencia EFE The government is providing citizens with three digital televisions per second ahead of the end of analog broadcasting in Mexico on Dec. 31, Communications and Transportation Secretary Gerardo Ruiz Esparza said. |
06Dec2015 | NOAA Says 'Worst Ever' El Nino Set to Become MEGA Mirror Earlier this year, the United Nations warned that El Nino could be the 'worst ever' and new data from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration confirms that a 'Mega Nino' is on the way. |
05Dec2015 | Will the Government Sidetrack Mexico's Marijuana Legalization Debate? La Jornada The tragedy in Paris abruptly interrupted the open discussion about the legalization of the production and consumption of marijuana. These times are characterized by how, as someone said, “nothing is older than yesterday’s news.†|
05Dec2015 | Our Lady of Guadalupe Shouldn't be Viewed as Just a Mexican Tradition Catholic News Service With the growing Latino population in the United States, the presence of Hispanics has steadily increased in Catholic churches throughout the country, creating a greater awareness of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patroness of the Americas. |
05Dec2015 | World Health Organization Warns 303K Women Die Annually During Childbirth La Prensa Of the 130 million women who give birth each year worldwide, 303,000 die during childbirth, WHO warns. The international organization pointed out that there are 2.6 million cases of stillbirth, in addition to another 2.7 million deaths within the first 28 days of birth. |
05Dec2015 | Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's Morena Political Party Sets Course for 2018 People's World The Mexican political party Movimiento Regeneracion Nacional concluded its second congress by reaffirming their goal: a peaceful democratic transformation of Mexico through the electoral process and victory in the Presidential and Congressional elections in 2018. |
05Dec2015 | Will Vertical Farming be the Future of Agriculture? Inter Press Service This farming method offers an alternative in cities around the world, and in impoverished rural areas where people still go hungry, and help combat the effects of climate change on agriculture. |
05Dec2015 | Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim Won't Follow Mark Zuckerberg's Charitable Lead Fortune Telecom magnate Slim said that he will not give away his family’s shares in his vast business empire to charity, in response to a question whether he planned to follow Zuckerberg’s lead in donating nearly 99% of his wealth to the Zuckerberg Chan Initiative. |
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