28Oct2015 | Hurricane Patricia: How Monarch Butterflies Faced Down the Storm in Mexico azcentral.com The approach of Hurricane Patricia drove many residents and tourists away from the storm, but one group of seasonal visitors was flying directly into its path: the continent’s flock of monarch butterflies, which migrates to Mexico each fall. |
28Oct2015 | Despite New Theories, Uncertainty Remains Regarding Mexico's Missing 43 InSight Crime A brand new theory offers an answer to the infuriating question of why a criminal group in Mexico murdered dozens of protesting students last year in Guerrero, but the lack of supporting evidence limits the chances that it will offer any closure to this tragic episode. |
28Oct2015 | UN Votes to End Economic Embargo on Cuba, Only US and Israel Say No Agencia EFE The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly backed a resolution that Cuba has been submitting every year since 1992 demanding United States lift the economic embargo it imposed on the communist island. |
28Oct2015 | Five-Year-Old Boy Defuses Stand-Off Between Troops and Protesters with a Handshake Daily Mail This is the heart-warming moment a five-year-old boy broke the tension between heavily armed soldiers and peace protesters by shaking hands with the opposition during a stand-off. |
28Oct2015 | Perez Ready for F1 'Dream Race' at 2015 Mexican GP Reuters Some F1 drivers never experience the pride and passion of racing in a home grand prix, their countries unlikely ever to appear on the calendar, but Mexican Sergio Perez will not be one of them after this weekend. |
28Oct2015 | Latino Protests Over Donald Trump's Hosting of Saturday Night Live Grows Time The controversy started almost immediately after it was announced two weeks ago that Trump would host the sketch comedy show on November 7, and is only growing louder as the date approaches through petitions by Hispanic organizations, the government and the public. |
28Oct2015 | Attorney General Establishes Specialized Unit Against Crimes of Torture Prensa Latina Mexico's Attorney General's Office has established a specialized investigation unit for torture crimes, a scourge that threatens human rights in Mexico. |
27Oct2015 | Why Are So Many Women Being Killed on the Outskirts of Mexico City? Forbes In the outskirts of Mexico City, the problem today is worse than what happened two decades ago in Ciudad Juarez, but somehow the attacks aren’t attracting much attention or becoming an important part of the international debate about Mexico’s current state of affairs. |
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