12Mar2015 | The Fortress of the Knights Templar: Dispatch 2 from Mexico's Hot Land VICE News VICE News traveled to "Fortress Anunnaki†in Tepalcatepec to find out what has become of the Knights Templar stronghold a year after the death of its leader. |
12Mar2015 | Everything You Wanted to Know About Climate Change Inter Press Service A new report by The Energy and Resources Institute has, perhaps for the first time ever, compiled an exhaustive assessment of the whole world’s progress on climate mitigation and adaptation. |
12Mar2015 | MexicoLeaks Launches New Platform to Receive Information Leaks Anonymously Fox News Latino A group of Mexican publications and civil society organizations have launched MexicoLeaks, an online platform that allows citizens to submit, anonymously, potentially explosive documents, information, data sets and photos. |
11Mar2015 | Cofepris Reports Use of Generic Medicines Grows Exponentially in Mexico EFF Generic medicines are the same product in a different package and their rate of consumption in Mexico is among the highest in the world, the head of the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks Oversight reports. |
11Mar2015 | Still, They Endure: The Paradox of Mexico's Legendary Tarahumara Runners Remezcla Violence in Chihuahua, where barefoot runners endure a grueling 60-miles on dirt trails, is endangering the future of a tradition inspired by indigenous Tarahumara runners. |
11Mar2015 | Voluntourism: Spring Break Can Be a Time to Give Mother Nature Network More and more young people are passing up the revelry and choosing a different type of spring break experience. A style of travel known as voluntourism has become an exciting alternative for more young travelers - and for more travelers in general. |
11Mar2015 | Medina Mora Voted to Mexico Supreme Court, Steps Down as US Ambassador Agencia EFE Eduardo Medina Mora, who has been voted by lawmakers to Mexico's Supreme Court, has submitted his resignation as ambassador to the United States, the Foreign Relations Secretariat said. |
11Mar2015 | See How Old Bicycle Parts Power a Green Economy TakePart A Guatemalan group called Maya Pedal designs and builds “bicimaquinas,†pedal-powered machines engineered from reclaimed bicycle parts. |
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