28Aug2015 | Top Mexican Chefs Take Stand Against GM Corn Agence France-Presse Top Mexican chefs have urged the president to join them in their staunch opposition to genetically modified corn in a country where age-old grains are cherished traditions. |
28Aug2015 | The Day of the Disappeared - Enforced Disappearances Continue Unabated Worldwide Amnesty International The use of enforced disappearance by governments to silence its critics and instill fear into targeted groups continues unabated in every region of the world, said Amnesty International as the world marks the International Day of the Disappeared on August 30. |
27Aug2015 | President Shuffles Cabinet, Replaces Security Chief and Foreign Relations Head The Associated Press Midway through his six-year term, with falling approval ratings, president Enrique Pena Nieto removes ministers and shifts others to new positions. |
27Aug2015 | Online Course on Freedom of Expression for Journalists and Justice System Workers Knight Center Judges and journalists, as well as other justice system and media workers of the State of Coahuila, Mexico, may apply to the online course "Freedom of expression and protection of journalists in an international legal framework". |
27Aug2015 | One Jarring Stat Reveals Just How Vast Mexico's Wealth Gap Has Become Business Insider Between 1996 and 2014, the number of Mexican billionaires grew to 16 from 15, but their average worth surged to $8.9 billion from $1.7 billion. Meanwhile, the bottom 20% of Mexicans have an average worth of $80. |
27Aug2015 | School Vacations, Humidity Linked to Waves of Swine Flu in Mexico During 2009 Pandemic Infection Control Today Scientists studying the 2009 A/H1N1 influenza pandemic have found that the inconsistent regional timing of pandemic waves in Mexico was the result of interactions between school breaks and regional variations in humidity. |
27Aug2015 | Author Don Winslow Lovingly Critiques Mexico in New Novel, 'The Cartel' The Washington Post Don Winslow’s epic new novel, “The Cartel,†about Mexican drug lord Adan Barrera’s desperate moves to stay on top of a quickly changing political and competitive landscape, couldn’t have been released at a better time. |
27Aug2015 | Traffic Island Paradise: Mexico City Plans Linear Park in the Middle of Highway EFE Mexico City's government plans to build an elevated cultural corridor over the centrally located Chapultepec avenue with about 1 billion pesos in private investment. |
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