30Nov2015 | Let It Be Mexican Beatles Fans Attempt World Record NewsFirst Mexico on Saturday broke the world record for gathering together the largest number of people dressed as members of the iconic rock band, The Beatles. |
30Nov2015 | Will Sex Robots of the Future Actually Be Able to Improve Our Sex Lives? Connections.Mic If you've ever seen Her or Ex Machina, you're probably at least somewhat familiar with the concept of sex robots. Essentially, they're high-tech robots with the ability to partake in sexual activities like regular, able-bodied humans. But how close is this future of high-tech sex, really? |
30Nov2015 | Thousands in Mexico City Unite in Massive Global Meditation for Peace Business Wire The Angel of Independence was filled to maximum capacity Sunday during the fifth global meditation for peace led by Dr. Joseph Michael Levry, global visionary and founder of Naam Yoga. |
29Nov2015 | Monarch Butterflies Make Annual Migration to Mexico Euronews Thousands of orange and black Monarch butterflies have started arriving in their winter home of central Mexico. Millions of the insects embark on an arduous journey from as far north as Canada as part of an annual migration. |
29Nov2015 | For the Indigenous, This New Coca Cola Ad Shows Mexico's White Savior Problem teleSUR English For the Indigenous of Mexico, white people bringing Coca-Cola is not just a joyful Christmas ad, it is a reality of corporate and cultural domination and destruction. |
29Nov2015 | Carlos Slim May Be Losing Some of His Vast Fortune LatinOne Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's fortune has been shrinking due to the fluctuations of the stock market and the stocks of his various companies losing market value. |
29Nov2015 | Mexico, Paraguay and El Salvador: Zika Virus Spreads in the Americas Outbreak News Today Just a little over a week after the report of the first imported Zika virus infection in Mexico, health authorities have confirmed the first locally acquired cases of the mosquito borne viral infection. |
29Nov2015 | Teachers Clash with Riot Police Over Educational Reforms in Streets of Oaxaca Ruptly TV Violence broke out after several thousand Mexican teachers and education workers took to the streets of Oaxaca in southern Mexico on Saturday. The activists were rallying against a new education reform law that obliges them to have their skills evaluated in tests. |
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