07Jan2015 | Electronic Frontier Foundation in Latin America, 2014: On the Road in Mexico EFF This past year, EFF has been on the road, traveling from country to country across Latin America to share our message of freedom to local partners and friends. |
07Jan2015 | The 43 Elephants in the Room During Obama's Meeting with Mexico's President World.Mic On Tuesday, President Barack Obama received Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto at the White House to discuss immigration, Cuba and the "scourge" of drug gangs, which have laid bloody waste to large stretches of the country. |
06Jan2015 | James Turnage: As Mexico Gets Nearer to Revolution, Does Anyone Care? The Public Slate For the people of a nearly forgotten nation, life is becoming intolerable. A corrupt government has allowed heavily armed drug cartels and simple thugs to control the country. The murder of women is received with indifference. The possibility of a revolution in Mexico is very real; no one seems to care. |
06Jan2015 | Calgary Woman Risks Life to Save Montreal Couple from Drowning in Cancun CTVNews A Calgary mother is being called a hero after she was the only person to swim out and rescue a Montreal couple from drowning in Mexico. |
06Jan2015 | Mexico Business Community Sees Economy Growing Agencia EFE Mexico's business community expects the economy to grow 3.5 percent this year, a level that is below what the country needs but is better than the past two years. |
06Jan2015 | 'Head Warlock' Predicts Bloodiest Elections in Mexican History for 2015 Latin American Herald Tribune Mexican warlock, Antonio Vazquez, has predicted that this year the country will experience the bloodiest elections in its history and an “extraordinary†economic climate. |
06Jan2015 | Poor Sleep Can Lead to Weight Gain and Susceptibility to Diabetes Investigacion y Desarrollo People who suffer breathing and heart rate abnormalities, called obstructive sleep apnea, are likely to develop diabetes, and the risk increases if they have a hereditary proclivity. |
06Jan2015 | New Regulations That Came Into Effect in Mexico with the New Year The Yucatan Times From long distance charges, to a new minimum wage, here are some changes and implementations in Mexico that took effect on the first day of 2015. |
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