20Oct2015 | The US Wants Everyone to Register Their Drones wochit News Drone users in the US will soon be required to register their aircraft with the Department of Transportation in an attempt to address safety concerns over the growing number of unauthorized flights. |
20Oct2015 | Court to Consider Marijuana Legalization in Mexico as Personal Liberty Issue Reforma Arturo Zaldivar Lelo de Larrea has shown great courage by presenting the Supreme Court’s first chamber a draft proposal to resolve the General Health Law, which ban authorizations to perform acts related to personal use for recreational purposes in relation to marijuana. |
20Oct2015 | Government Plans to Test Teachers as Well as Pupils for Proficiency Al Jazeera Mexico's government is taking drastic action to improve its educational system as teaching standards have fallen far behind other countries in the region. |
20Oct2015 | Mexico's Congress Accused of Caving to Soda Industry The Guardian Mexico’s congress has been accused of caving into pressure from the fizzy drinks industry after agreeing to cut a groundbreaking tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. |
20Oct2015 | Justin Trudeau Elected Prime Minister, Liberals Win Clear Majority in Canada Elections CNN Canada voted in its first new leader in nearly a decade in a general election that handed Justin Trudeau's Liberal party an absolute majority - and dealt a stunning blow to incumbent Prime Minister Stephen Harper. |
19Oct2015 | Abuse of Central American Migrants in Mexico Rises Even as Numbers Fall Reuters Mexico's campaign to stem a tide of illegal immigrants from Central American countries to the United States has led to a surge in complaints of abuse by migration officials, including violent attacks and extortion. |
19Oct2015 | Ilona Szabo: Lessons I Learned from Taking a Stand Against Drugs and Gun Violence TEDGlobal Ilona Szabo de Carvalho reveals four crucial lessons she learned when she left her cushy job and took a fearless stand against the status quo in her native Brazil. |
19Oct2015 | Sea Animals Killed by Mystery Illness Wash Up on Mexico's Pacific Beaches MailOnline Experts have been left baffled after dozens of dead animals washed up on beaches popular with tourists in Mexico. |
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