27Aug2015 | Recap of Masters of Code Hackathon in Mexico City MasterCard MasterCard recently held a hackathon from the Masters of Code global series in Mexico City. Watch the video for a recap of the best moments of the competition. |
27Aug2015 | Declining Ratings for Mexico's President Pena Nieto, Ruling Party, Military Pew Research Center Three years after being elected president, Mexico’s Enrique Pena Nieto is increasingly unpopular. Following a year plagued by scandal and controversy, his ratings have fallen, and Mexicans have grown disappointed with key elements of his ambitious agenda. |
27Aug2015 | Thousands March in Mexico City Demanding Answers Over Ayotzinapa Kidnappings Ruptly TV Thousands took to the streets of Mexico City to commemorate 11 months since the disappearance of 43 students from a teacher training college in Ayotzinapa. |
27Aug2015 | Mexico Investigates 'Cannabis Culture' Magazine for 'Immorality and Indecency' Mexico News Daily The federal government has taken issue with a magazine whose focus is “cannabis culture†on the grounds that it promotes activities that are contrary to “morality†and “decency.†|
27Aug2015 | A Dozen Wild Animals Rescued from Abuse in Mexico, Airlifted to US Sanctuary Fox News Latino Mexican environmental authorities loaded eight lions, two lynxes, a puma and a coyote aboard two military planes for a trip to a Colorado wildlife sanctuary, after the animals were found mistreated or abandoned. |
26Aug2015 | Local Residents Evacuated as Colima's 'Fire Volcano' Causes Alarm Euronews Hundreds of people have been evacuated from the vicinity of a volcano in western Mexico amid fears of a major eruption. |
26Aug2015 | First Beach for the Disabled in Playa del Carmen Riviera Maya News The city of Playa del Carmen has the first inclusive beach for the disabled in Mexico. The area, which is located next to the main ferry dock, is outfitted with specialized personnel and equipment that allows disabled beachgoers the ability to relax, have fun and access the beach. |
26Aug2015 | TED Talk: A Brief History of Phone Wiretapping - and How to Avoid It TED2015 Who is listening in on your phone calls? On a landline, it could be anyone, says privacy activist Christopher Soghoian, because surveillance backdoors are built into the phone system by default. |
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