12Feb2015 | Uber Wants to Offer Rides Across US-Mexico Border Vocativ Controversial ride-sharing service Uber is surveying its drivers about their interest in driving customers between the United States to Mexico. |
12Feb2015 | Oaxaca Teachers Protesting Education Reform Successful, Back Wages to Be Paid teleSUR English Teachers from the Mexican state of Oaxaca ended their mass protests and sit-ins that have paralyzed the center of the country's capital in recent days. Negotiations with authorities resulted in a deal whereby the teachers will be paid their back wages. |
12Feb2015 | Radical New Theory Suggests That the Universe May Have Never Had a Beginning Customs Today Scientists have put forward a radical new model in which they predict that the universe has no beginning or end at all and has instead existed for all of eternity. |
11Feb2015 | Gas Distribution Safety Questioned in Mexico After Fatal Hospital Explosion VICE News During a early morning delivery, a gas leak caused an explosion that demolished a maternity ward at a public children's hospital. The blast has cast attention on the use of portable gas supplies in Mexico, the country with the highest per capita consumption of liquid petroleum gas worldwide. |
11Feb2015 | Motorcyclists Try to Set Guinness Record at Caravana del Zorro in Guatemala EFE Thousands of motorcyclists took part in a rally in Guatemala last weekend in an attempt to set a Guinness record for the largest motorcycle caravan. |
11Feb2015 | '#YaMeCanse': Naked Human Billboards Publicly Protest for Mexico's Disappeared Dazed Edgar Olguin and Sara Yatziri Guerrero Juarez are members of an activist group that poses as naked human billboards in public places to draw attention to the plight of the missing Ayotzinapa 43. |
11Feb2015 | In Historic Ruling, Canada's Supreme Court Declares Right to Assisted Suicide PanAm Post The Canadian Supreme Court has struck down a 21-year-old ban on assisted suicide. In its place, the justices have ordered the national Parliament to enact legislation that allows patients with terminal illnesses greater control over how they choose to die. |
11Feb2015 | Mexico's Peso Sinks to Weakest Level in 6 Years Reuters Mexico's peso sank to its weakest level in nearly six years on Wednesday as a drop in oil prices and concerns about Greece's debt weighed on emerging market assets around the world. |
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