06Feb2015 | New Citizen Initiative Launched Across Mexico: "I'm Tired of This, So I Propose..." teleSUR In Mexico, the launching of the citizen initiative "Ya Me Canse, Por Eso Propongo" seeks to make the proposals and demands of the Mexican people visible. |
06Feb2015 | Mosquito-Borne Virus Sickens More Travelers KWTX.com Thousands of travelers to the Caribbean and nearby regions are coming home with an unwanted souvenir in the form of a mosquito-borne virus that recently settled there. |
06Feb2015 | Officials Find 61 Decomposing Bodies at Abandoned Crematorium Near Acapulco IANS A total of 61 bodies have been found at an abandoned crematorium in Acapulco, in the Mexican state of Guerrero, where in September last year 43 students went missing, officials from the public prosecutor's office reported Friday. |
06Feb2015 | Marianela Jarroud: No Hope in Sight for Latin America's Prison Crisis Inter Press Service In Latin America’s prisons, notorious for extreme overcrowding and violence, inmates live in constant danger of being killed – a contradiction in a region where virtually every country has abolished the death penalty. |
06Feb2015 | The Three Most Expensive Cities to Live in Mexico The Fulano Forum Los Cabos, Monterrey and Cancun are the most expensive cities to live in in Mexico, according to a study prepared by the Mercer consulting firm. These locales head the list with an increase in the costs of homes, food and transport, en comparison with Mexico City. |
06Feb2015 | U.S. Proposes Considering Internet a Public Service, Strengthening Regulation Agencia EFE The head of the independent Federal Communications Commission, Tom Wheeler, has revealed his intention to propose that the Internet be considered a telecommunications "public service," a move that would allow greater regulation of it by the government. |
06Feb2015 | No Hablo Ingles: How Mexico's Education System Is Failing Its Students Fusion The country’s education system is failing to prepare youth for a global world, sentencing them to social paralysis. In other words, it’s producing whole generations of kids facing a world they don’t understand and which doesn’t understand them. |
06Feb2015 | Jalisco Authorities Raid Garment Factory, Free 129 The China Post Mexican authorities have rescued 129 workers, including six children, who said they were physically and sexually abused at a garment firm run by South Koreans. |
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