11Apr2015 | During 'Heart of Mexico' Project, Journalism Students Amazed as Stereotypes Disintegrate The Dallas Morning News They came to Valle de Bravo, Mexico, to learn about journalism from one another, Mexican and American students, and walked away having learned lessons about themselves. |
11Apr2015 | Invisible Solar Cells That Could Power Skyscrapers - or Your Cellphone Bloomberg Business Silicon Valley startup Ubiquitous Energy is making the world’s first transparent solar cells, a technology that could greatly expand the reach of solar power. |
11Apr2015 | Washington Should Share Responsibility and Help End Mexico's Insecurity Al Jazeera It is time for U.S. policymakers to consider strengthening Mexican independent institutions, including the judicial system and local human rights commissions. If history is any guide, it is the only viable long-term solution to Mexico’s violence and instability. |
11Apr2015 | Lunch, Not Landfill: Nonprofit Rescues Produce Rejected at US-Mexico Border Quartz Much of the fresh produce trucked up the “food superhighway†of Mexico’s west coast comes through Nogales, Arizona - and a shocking amount of it doesn’t travel much farther, dropping into local landfills instead of being sent to consumers. |
11Apr2015 | You've Heard of 'American Idol' - Now Discover San Miguel de Allende's Mexican Opera Idol Conde Nast Every spring, dozens of young and undiscovered opera singers descend on the colonial Mexican city of San Miguel de Allende to sing their lungs out for the chance to be among the ten finalists in the Concurso, an event dubbed “American Idol for Mexican opera singers.†|
11Apr2015 | Another Drug Cartel Kingpin Arrested in Mexico, But Many Feel Detentions Do Little Television del Sur Mexican authorities arrested another drug kingpin, this time from the powerful Gulf Cartel. The latest arrest follows on the heels of the detention of other key drug lords in recent weeks. |
11Apr2015 | Climate Change Is Messing with Mexico'sTequila TakePart According to a report from Canadian meteorologists, five of the world’s most popular alcoholic beverages may become scarce as growing conditions and other factors change in coming years. |
10Apr2015 | Experts Warn of Challenges to Mexico's Judicial Reform Rollout Insight Crime Two investigators recently sat down to discuss Mexico's ongoing judicial reforms, highlighting several shortcomings related to juvenile detention and police procedures that threaten to undermine new policies set to be fully implemented next year. |
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