21Mar2015 | World Water Day: Why We Should Celebrate Wetlands The Nature Conservancy of Canada World Water Day, celebrated every March 22nd, encourages citizens around the world to celebrate water and calls for collective learning and action on water-related issues. |
21Mar2015 | Woman Who Met Pancho Villa During Mexican Revolution Dies at 127 Reuters A woman has died at the age of 127 in western Mexico, a government agency that verified her age said on Friday. |
21Mar2015 | Mexico to Set Uniform Minimum Wage by Year's End The News Labor Secretary Alfonso Navarrate Prida signed a collaboration agreement with workers and employers this week to have a uniform minimum wage across Mexico by this year’s end. |
20Mar2015 | What the Heck Is the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Why Should You Care? Modern Farmer The TPP is the largest proposed free trade agreement deal in history, representing close to 40 percent of the world’s economy. The secrecy of the deal-making has been strict, with the little information available mostly coming from WikiLeaks, which released portions of the draft proposal last year. |
20Mar2015 | Political and Cultural Discussions on #BBCTrending Are Coming to #Mexico BBC News BBC Trending is heading to Mexico to understand how political and cultural conversations have unfolded. And here in video form is a recap of some of the major trends that have emerged in the country over the past year. |
20Mar2015 | Top Journalist Carmen Aristequi Says Mexican President Got Her Fired Reuters A Mexican journalist fired from her popular radio show after helping uncover a conflict of interest scandal that embarrassed President Enrique Pena Nieto said that she believes his office backed her dismissal. |
20Mar2015 | Leaked Document: Feds Launching 3 Biometric Experiments at US Customs Sputnik News New leaked documents reveal that three experiments launched by US Customs and Border Protection will take these measurements, without the consent of millions of travelers. |
20Mar2015 | San Diego School of Medicine Reducing Risk for Sex Workers in Mexico YouTube Female sex workers in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez are at high risk of becoming infected with HIV. So are their clients, many of whom come from the U.S. Researchers say a brief counseling session can help reduce sex workers' risky behavior. |
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