01Oct2015 | Science Guy Bill Nye: The Earth is Really, Really Not 6,000 Years Old Big Think Bill Nye fears the consequences of producing a generation fraught with evolution deniers. Outside of the fact that ignorance is frustrating, Nye's concerns lie with America's ability to keep up with the rest of world in science and innovation. |
01Oct2015 | #DiaDeLaIndignacion: The Protest Mexico's Pro-Government Twitter Bots Couldn't Silence Mother Board September 26 marked the one year anniversary of the Ayotzinapa kidnappings in which 43 students were taken by municipal police in Iguala, Mexico, never to be seen again. To no one’s surprise, the date was marked with a fresh onslaught of pro-government propaganda on Twitter. |
01Oct2015 | Signaling Shift, Mexico Extradites Top Drug Kingpins to United States The New York Times The Mexican government extradited several top drug kingpins to the United States on Wednesday, signaling a change of heart after the stunning escape of JoaquÃn Guzmán Loera this summer from the nation’s most secure prison. |
30Sep2015 | Spike in Mexico Murder Rate Poses Major Test for Embattled Pena Nieto The Christian Science Monitor The Mexican president had touted the effectiveness of his security initiatives. But homicides have climbed since January, with a particularly sharp spike in Mexico City. |
30Sep2015 | Drug Lord El Chapo Guzman Remains a Fugitive, and Some People in Mexico Like It That Way Business Insider Eleven weeks after slipping through a mile-long, air-conditioned tunnel to freedom from a maximum-security prison, JoaquÃn “El Chapo†Guzman remains free despite an intense manhunt and a multimillion-dollar bounty. |
30Sep2015 | Mexicans Are the Top Immigrant Group in the US, Not Just Now, But in History Quartz In the history of US immigration, Mexicans have achieved something no other group that preceded them ever has: They are the top foreign-born population in nearly every state in the nation. |
30Sep2015 | Stray Dogs in Mexico Are a Critical Problem. Can We Do Something About It? The Yucatan Times According to the DailyPuppy website, there are hundreds of thousands of stray dogs living in the streets and on the beaches of Mexico. But starvation, dehydration, sickness and exposure are not their biggest challenges. |
30Sep2015 | Karisma Hotels Partners with Bright Pink to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month PRWeb Karisma Hotels & Resorts, an award-winning luxury hotel collection which owns and manages properties across Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe, is proud to partner with Bright Pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. |
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