12Feb2015 | Former State of Oaxaca Governor Linked to Luxurious Properties in US UPI A former Mexican governor and his family have been linked to about half a dozen luxury properties in the United States, sparking accusations of corruption. |
12Feb2015 | Harvard University Experts Tackle Housing, Pollution, and Traffic in Mexico Harvard University Problematic housing, snarled traffic, and stubborn air pollution are three of the most prominent challenges in greater Mexico City. They are the same problems that threaten to overwhelm megacities worldwide. And they are problems that Harvard has a hand in studying and mitigating in Mexico City. |
12Feb2015 | Julian Assange Expresses Support for the 43 Missing Ayotzinapa Students Fusion Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has expressed his solidarity with the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students who disappeared on Sept. 26. |
12Feb2015 | 'King of the Ranchera' Vicente Fernandez to Give Farewell Concert in Mexico City Agencia EFE Mexican ranchera singer Vicente Fernandez will have his farewell concert in the Zocalo, Mexico City's largest plaza, in the middle of this year. |
12Feb2015 | Civil Commission Denounces Rights Violations Against Sonora's Yaqui Tribe Television del Sur A civil commission made up of rights groups delivered to Mexico’s Supreme Court a report on the state’s violations of the indigenous Yaqui Tribe. |
12Feb2015 | Solar Arrives in Mexico Border Town, Could Be Key to Rural Economy Restart KNPR News Today in one swath of northern Mexico, a formal border crossing with Texas is the lynchpin of a plan to rebuild the post-9/11 economy. But economic rebirth in one small town is stunted because there’s no electricity in the area - but that could change with the arrival of solar power. |
12Feb2015 | Reporters Without Borders: Restrictions on Press Freedom on the Rise Mexico News.Net Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index was released on Thursday showing a dramatic decline in press freedom around the world. |
12Feb2015 | Air Pollution Affects Children's Memory, Lowers IQ UM News A recent study that found children living in cities with significant air pollution are at an increased risk for detrimental impacts to the brain, including short-term memory loss and lower IQ. |
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