03Apr2015 | Guards, Drones, Cacti Cameras: The Big Business Behind the US-Mexico Border PanAm Post The private business (linked to politics) behind the wall is enormous, and proportional to the desperation of those who seek to cross the border. We can only imagine with fear what "100 percent operational control" would look like. |
03Apr2015 | Most of Mexico to Spring Forward with Daylight Saving Time on Sunday The Mazatlan Messenger Daylight saving time (DST) will begin in Mexico on April 5, the first Sunday in April, except for the municipalities located less than 20 kilometers from the USA border, and the states of Sonora and Quintana Roo. |
03Apr2015 | Mexico Posts Million Peso Reward for Information on the Drug Cartels' IT Guy Motherboard The Tamaulipas state government has posted cash rewards of $65,000 USD for information regarding 15 disappeared people in Northeastern Mexico, including a telecommunications specialist, Motherboard has learned. |
03Apr2015 | Guillermo del Toro's 'Book of Life' - Part Love Story, Part Folk Tale, Part LSD Trip Stuff Guillermo del Toro thinks his latest movie, the animated 3-D fantasy 'The Book of Life' is so epic that you'll want to see it over and over again. Hit three showings in a day if you have the time. |
03Apr2015 | With Tiny Pensions, Mexican Seniors Work for Tips Agence France-Presse Only a quarter of the 11 million senior citizens in Mexico receive a pension. Many do not get any retirement benefits in their less than golden years because they worked in the informal sector all their lives, or did not contribute long enough to the pension system. |
03Apr2015 | Human Rights Groups Slam Mexico in Dispute Over UN Torture Accusation McClatchyDC A controversy over the use of torture in Mexico and whether the government has retreated on human rights and rule of law issues intensified this week, with human rights groups denouncing the government of President Enrique Pena Nieto for his administration’s criticism of a United Nations official. |
02Apr2015 | Migrants Are Vanishing Along the US-Mexico Border, and That's Not a Good Thing VICE News Extensive security enhancements have compelled migrants to risk multi-day hikes through the most remote and desolate stretches of desert where the temperature regularly hits triple digits. As a consequence, the mortality rate has surged. |
02Apr2015 | New Tool Helps Chart Risks of Heart Attack, Stroke for Anyone Over 40 Business Standard For the first time, scientists have developed a new risk score that can predict the 10-year risk of developing heart disease or having a stroke in persons aged 40 years or older in any world country. |
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