27Jul2015 | Artificial Intelligence May Soon Eliminate Your Trusted Family Doctor iTechPost The Internet has changed the traditional way patients interact with their doctors. Today, many self-resilient and enterprising patients are querying their symptoms on internet search engines. |
27Jul2015 | Mondays on the Hill: Colorful Paper Balloons Fly in Oaxaca's Guelaguetza Festival The Quint Mexico's Guelaguetza Festival is an 83-year-old traditional festival drawing thousands of visitors for the folk dances as well as parades, marching bands and crafts. |
27Jul2015 | Single Mothers in Mexico: The Plague of Prejudice Animal Politico It has been many years since I decided to stop arguing with those who think differently than I do. But even so, it makes my stomach turn to see that others, like the Archbishop of Xalapa are unable to do the same. To him, we single mothers were first a plague, and are now an epidemic. |
27Jul2015 | 170,000 Mexicans Die Every Year Due to Obesity El Universal An analysis made by El Universal based on data from the World Health Organization and the National Statistics Institute, shows that obesity kills over 170,000 Mexicans every year, 28% of the total number of deaths. |
27Jul2015 | Relatives of Missing Ayotzinapa Students March to Demand Wider Inquiry Deutsche Welle Parents of Mexico's 43 missing students have demanded the government to resume the search for the young men who have been missing for ten months. The march comes as more bodies and clandestine graves are uncovered. |
27Jul2015 | Merida to Host 2015 LGBT Confex Business Forum The Yucatan Times LGBT Confex International Business Forum 2015 has grown to become the most important event for LGBT business in Latin America. |
27Jul2015 | Experts Report Mexican Human Rights Commission Is Costly and Useless teleSUR Protecting human rights in Mexico is a costly activity that often doesn’t end in meaningful changes, according to a recent investigative report from daily EL Excelsior. |
27Jul2015 | Mexico Beat Jamaica 3-1 to Lift Seventh CONCACAF Gold Cup Soccer Title Agence France-Presse The Mexican football team shook off two controversy-laden triumphs to defeat Jamaica 3-1 in Sunday's Gold Cup final, hoisting a record seventh trophy and shrugging off any notion of a tainted title. |
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