27May2015 | Special Sirens: Check Out the Mexican Down Syndrome Synchronized Swimming Team AJ+ Down syndrome isn't keeping the women of the Special Sirens from synchronized swimming. Coach and psychologist Paloma Torres explains to AJ+ why working with love can yield great results in and out of the swimming pool. |
27May2015 | Chilapa Disappearances Highlight the Struggle Between Drug Gangs for Mexico's Poppy Trade VICE News The situation in Chilapa reflects the persistent problems with Mexico's US-basked war against powerful drug cartels: Armed, organized, criminal groups with firm local bases of power and influence exert control over a specific territory. |
27May2015 | Analysis Says Mexicans Are Having Best Sex Globally Vox Vox recently analyzed sexual satisfaction data and came up with the countries with the most sexually satisfied population. Mexico is leading the pack; one of the reasons is that Mexicans feel more respected during intercourse. |
27May2015 | Endless Mexico Rolling Out $169 Desktop Computer Endless Computers The Endless Adventures trip is underway. Members of the Endless team are traveling through Mexico in a retrofitted school bus talking to communities and introducing Endless to users for the first time. |
27May2015 | Survivors in US-Mexico Border Town Recall Sheer Terror of Deadly Tornado Fox News Latino A tornado raged through a city on the U.S.-Mexico border Monday, destroying homes, flinging cars like matchsticks and ripping an infant out of its mother's arms. |
27May2015 | Brazil and Mexico Presidents Sign Investment & Cooperation Agreement CCTV America Brazil and Mexico haven't had much to cheer about in terms of their economies. And that's led their Presidents to work together to find a way to support each other's growth plans. |
27May2015 | Dolphin Deaths Linked to 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill PRI's The World It appears that no amount of cleaning can fix the long-term effects of oil contamination in fragile coastal habitats. |
27May2015 | US Border Agent Who Shot Into Mexico, Killed Teen, Wants Case Dismissed The Associated Press A federal judge is considering throwing out a civil rights lawsuit against a U.S. Border Patrol agent who fatally shot a teenager across the U.S.-Mexico border on grounds that the boy was in Mexico at the time and therefore wasn't protected by the U.S. Constitution. |
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