01Aug2015 | Emily Blunt Gets Dragged Into a Bloody, Borderless Drug War in 'Sicario' Slate Emily Blunt plays Kate Mecer, an idealistic FBI agent who is sent to help an elite task force led by an enigmatic consultant with a questionable past. The mission will take her down a dark path that will force her to question the things she used to believe. |
01Aug2015 | Guinness World Record Set at Mexico's Digital Village Xinhua More than 279,000 visitors attended a computing and telecommunications event in Mexico City, setting a new Guinness World Record for "the largest digital inclusion event," local media reports. |
01Aug2015 | VICE News Asks 'Do You Trust the Police?' and the People Speak VICE News VICE News traveled around the world speaking to people about what they think about the police, and the role law enforcement should play in society. |
01Aug2015 | President Pena Nieto's Approval Ratings Take Hit After Drug Kingpin's Escape Reuters Approval ratings for Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto have fallen to a new low amid a weak economy and after the escape of the country's most notorious criminal from a maximum-security prison. |
01Aug2015 | There's a New Pledge from North & South American Leaders to Fight Climate Change VICE News Representatives from across North and South America gathered in Toronto last month for the Climate Summit of the Americas, where the government of Ontario and 21 other jurisdictions signed the first-ever Pan-American action statement on climate change. |
01Aug2015 | US Residents Flock to Mexico in Record Numbers The Los Angeles Times Mexico was the top U.S. international destination last year, with a record 25.9 million visitors from the U.S., up 24% from the previous year, according to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Commerce. |
01Aug2015 | Authorities Investigating Mysterious Church Demolition in Tlaxcala Aleteia A historic chapel was mysteriously demolished this week in the Mexican state of Tlaxcala, and nobody knows who was responsible, or why it was done. |
01Aug2015 | Deadly Lightning in Mexico Reveals Plight of Country's Poorest Citizens The Guardian Mexico has the worst lightning death rate in the Americas. The vast majority of victims are poor small scale farmers who have no access to safe sturdy buildings or hard topped vehicles during a storm. |
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