20Jun2015 | #NoMemes: Mexican Lawmaker Wants to Fine People for Making Offensive Memes Fusion A state congresswoman’s lone crusade to punish meme-makers with monstrous fines for mocking life in Mexico has triggered a snarky meme campaign against the bill’s sponsor. |
20Jun2015 | 17 Signs You Were Born and Raised in Mexico Matador Network Filmmaker Cristobal Ascencio Ramos shows 17 things you will only understand if you were born and raised in Mexico. |
20Jun2015 | Cost of Basic Food Basket in Mexico Three Times Greater Than Minimum Wage La Jornada To purchase the recommended basic food basket - which includes 40 products for the daily intake of two adults and two children - but without considering living expenses, Mexican workers would require a daily income of 210 pesos, the amount of nearly three minimum wages. |
20Jun2015 | Demise Imminent Without Drastic Action by Mexico to Save the Vaquita Porpoise Center for Biological Diversity A scientific report finds that vaquita porpoises declined by more than 40 percent in a single year and consequently only around 50 individuals of the species likely remain on Earth. |
20Jun2015 | Military Says One of the Missing Ayotzinapa Students Was an Active Soldier VICE News Mexico's military has acknowledged that one of the 43 young men who were kidnapped and allegedly killed by a drug gang in the state of Guerrero last year was a Mexican soldier. |
20Jun2015 | Mexico's TAR Airlines 1st in LatAm to Accept Bitcoin PanAm Post TAR airlines has announced it will start accepting bitcoin as a means of “creating value†for their clients and boosting Mexico’s tourist industry. |
20Jun2015 | Pope Francis: 'Bold Cultural Revolution' Needed to Save Planet from Climate Change & Consumerism Democracy Now! In his long-awaited encyclical on the environment and climate change, Pope Francis has called for swift action to save the planet from environmental ruin, urging world leaders to hear "the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor." |
20Jun2015 | Migrant Farmworkers Stranded on Mexico Border as Computer Glitch Bars US Entry Bloomberg Business More than 3,000 farm workers seeking temporary immigrant visas are stranded outside the U.S. by a government computer glitch that halted security checks more than a week ago. |
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