02Feb2015 | Avocados from Mexico 'First Draft' Super Bowl Ad Proves to Be a Hit WebProNews According to reports, avocados have ascended through the ranks of America’s new favorite fruit. With it being a prime ingredient for Guacamole, it seems Avocados from Mexico found their perfect audience with the Super Bowl crowd. |
02Feb2015 | UNESCO Chief Condemns Killing of Mexican Journalist, Urges Investigation UN News Centre The head of the United Nations agency mandated to defend press freedom denounced the assassination of Moises Sanchez Cerezo, a Mexican journalist recently found murdered weeks after his disappearance. |
02Feb2015 | Nicklaus Adds Another Golden Feather to His Portfolio in Los Cabos: Quivira TravelGolf Taking a quick tour in a golf cart of the new Jack Nicklaus Quivira course in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, I got the impression my round would not be a sip of tequila. Then I got to play it. What a surprise. |
01Feb2015 | Science Reveals What Cats Really Think of Us News.Mic There's a common stereotype about America's favorite household pets: Dogs will love you unconditionally, and cats couldn't care less if you died as long as they get fed. Contrary to the protests of feline fanatics everywhere, the stereotypes are actually on point. |
01Feb2015 | Parents of Students from Ayotzinapa Teachers' College to Demand Justice at UN La Jornada Parents of disappeared Ayotzinapa students traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, to testify before the ten independent experts on the Committee On Forced Disappearance at the United Nations. They will demand that the current Mexican government present their children alive. |
01Feb2015 | In Mexico Over 650,000 Kids Forced to Work Instead of Attending School teleSUR At least 21 percent of all Mexican youth between the ages of 7 and 14 - what amounts to 651,000 kids - give up school because they are forced to work, according to a new study released by UNESCO. |
01Feb2015 | Take a Tour of Creepy Guanajuato Mummy Museum Daily Mail The Guanajuato Mummy Museum, which sees more than 4,000 visitors a week, charges tourists 45 pesos to gape at more than a hundred dried human cadavers, all of which have been disinterred from graves in the cemetery next door. |
01Feb2015 | Early Mexicans Affected By Climate Change in 500 AD Science Codex Scientists have reconstructed the past climate for the region around Cantona, a large fortified city in highland Mexico, and found the population drastically declined in the past, at least in part because of climate change. |
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