04Oct2015 | Rito del Pasesito: Viral Video Challenge Encourages Mexican Teens to Snort Cocaine The Fix A truly morbid version of the ice bucket challenge is starting to go viral throughout Mexico, only this variant challenges teenagers to snort cocaine. |
04Oct2015 | Microsoft to Invest $1B in Tech Education in Mexico Agencia EFE Microsoft Corporation CEO Satya Nadella said here during a meeting with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto that the technology giant would invest around $1 billion to promote digital education and inclusion in the Latin American country. |
04Oct2015 | InSightCrime Explains Mexico's Decision to Extradite Alleged Drug Lords InSight Crime Mexico has extradited two alleged drug lords and nearly a dozen other suspected drug traffickers to the United States, a decision that was likely influenced by the escape of notorious kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in July. |
04Oct2015 | Formula One Racing: Mexico City Promises World's Second Fastest Track IBTimes The Rodriguez Brothers race track in Mexico City opened to the public on 3 October ahead of the Formula One race to be held there next month. Mexican Formula One racer Sergio Perez joined Mexico City mayor Miguel Mancera who led the ribbon cutting ceremony. |
03Oct2015 | Diminished Citizen Confidence in Armed Forces, Federal Police and Prosecutors Office Aristegui Noticias According to the 2015 National Survey on Victimization and Perception of Public Security conducted by the National Institute of Geography and Statistics, citizens expressed diminished confidence in the Armed Forces, the Federal Police and the Attorney General's Office. |
03Oct2015 | Trump's Immigration Plan is Much Like President Eisenhower's 'Operation Wetback' Ring of Fire Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s aggressive anti-immigration plan is modeled after Eisenhower’s. That plan was called “Operation Wetback,†which consisted of rounding up approximately 1 million Mexican immigrants and shipping them back across the border. |
03Oct2015 | Slim Foundation Gives $2.6M to Fight Chagas Disease Houston Public Media This week, the Carlos Slim Foundation in Mexico announced a $2.6 million grant to scientists at Baylor who are working on a therapeutic vaccine for Chagas. Although a therapeutic vaccine won’t stop someone from getting the parasite, it could slow down the damage to the heart. |
03Oct2015 | Remittances to Mexico Rise More Than 6 Percent in First 8 Months of 2015 Agencia EFE Remittances sent to Mexico by emigrants totaled $16.6 billion in the first eight months of 2015, up 6.07 percent compared to the same period last year, when they came in at $15.6 billion, the Bank of Mexico said. |
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