01Apr2015 | That Misogynistic Mexican High School Video Was Meant to Be 'Satire,' Alumni Say Fusion A week after the release of a Mexican private high school’s polemic music video that has been excoriated by media and society as misogynistic, classist, and generally obnoxious, some students and alumni remain largely unapologetic. |
01Apr2015 | Cancun and DreamWorks Negotiate New Theme Park Riviera Maya News Pristine beaches and beautiful year-round weather are attracting more than just tourists. US sources say that DreamWorks Studios is all set to build a theme park in Mexico’s popular Riviera Maya. |
01Apr2015 | Google Maps Adds Playable Pac-Man Game on Mexico's City Streets CBC News Google has added a button to its Google Maps software that lets users play the classic arcade game Pac-Man on real city streets. |
01Apr2015 | Former Mexican President Fox Has a Message for 2016 US Presidential Hopefuls The Daily Signal In an interview with The Daily Signal, Vicente Fox said candidates running for president should focus on what he described as income inequality in the United States, making NAFTA work better and having a strong foreign policy. |
01Apr2015 | Wildlife Still Struggling Five Years After BP Oil Spill Nature World News As the five year anniversary of the infamous BP oil spill approaches, a new report has revealed that 20 species of wildlife are still dealing with the damage from the disaster's aftermath, with dolphins dying in high numbers and abnormal fish being born. |
31Mar2015 | Nothing Has Changed Four Years After Founding of Mexico Movement for Peace Proceso Nothing except fear and political blindness can now cover up what we showed in 2011: that the State and the partiocracies who administer it are the source and the problem of the violence and of the organized crime. |
31Mar2015 | Sinaloa Cop Suspended After Video of Him Shooting a Crocodile Surfaces Pulse.ng A police officer in Mexico has been suspended after a video showing him shoot a crocodile with a machine gun surfaced. |
31Mar2015 | Mexico Cracks Down on Medical Tourism After Australian Patient Death The Associated Press Mexico’s medical regulatory agency has closed the operating rooms of a Baja California hospital where a young Australian woman died following cosmetic procedure on her buttocks. |
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