28Jan2015 | And the Winner Is... Miss Colombia! Latin American Women Rule Miss Universe The Huffington Post On Sunday, Miss Colombia won the Miss Universe title for the first time in over 50 years. The gorgeous Paulina Vega was facing some tough competition, but the South American beauty took home the crown in the end. |
28Jan2015 | Families of Missing Students Reject Government's Explanation of Events The Associated Press Parents of 43 college students missing since last year angrily rejected the Mexican attorney general’s declaration that investigators are certain the youths were killed and incinerated after being seized by police in the southern state of Guerrero. |
27Jan2015 | Twin Brothers That Snitched on Mexican Cartels Sentenced in Chicago to 14 years Reuters Twin brothers who ran a massive Chicago distribution hub for Mexican drug cartels but then helped the U.S. government convict more than a dozen drug dealers were sentenced to 14 years in prison on Tuesday in federal court. |
27Jan2015 | Spelunking Draws Tourists to Caverns in Mexican Gulf State of Veracruz GlobalPost Tourism promotion in the Zongolica Sierra and the exploration of the region's deep caverns in the Mexican Gulf state of Veracruz will be part of the National Speleology Congress from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2. |
27Jan2015 | Students Who Survived Mexico's Night of Bloody Horror Accuse Army and Police The Guardian Uriel Alonso Solis, a student who survived the Guerrero attack and has accused state forces of complicity in it. |
27Jan2015 | Rare Art Objects to Go on Auction Block in Mexico City Agencia EFE Rare objects and artworks, including a painting by Mexican artist Alejandro Casarin, an Austrian tea set and religious pieces, from the 19th and 20th centuries will go on the auction block this week in Mexico City, Casa Morton said. |
27Jan2015 | Frenchwoman Freed from Mexico Jail Sues Former President Felipe Calderon France 24 A Frenchwoman who spent seven years in a Mexican prison for kidnapping before having her conviction quashed is suing a former president, ex-officials and a major TV network for a total of $36 million. |
27Jan2015 | Is Global Warming a Myth? Not to Neil deGrasse Tyson Policy.Mic The idea that the world teeters on the brink of catastrophe due to man-made global warming should be a matter of consensus, but it's not. And one of the most frequent talking points that fuels climate-change denial is the idea that extreme snowstorms shouldn't be happening if the world is growing hotter. |
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