11Dec2014 | Honey and Whacks: Stick Fight Breaks Out Among Campeche Beekeepers RuptlyTV Fighting broke out between a group of beekeepers and management of Honey and Wax after a group of employees sought to gain control of the facility. |
11Dec2014 | Here Comes Mexico: Online Gambling Imminent Online Casino Reports Mexico is on the verge of opening its online gambling market. This announcement comes down as the result of the approval of a gambling bill introduced to the national government legislature. |
11Dec2014 | Jose Miguel Sokoloff: How We Used Christmas Lights to Fight a Guerrilla War in Colombia TEDGlobal An ad executive and his team saw an opportunity to sway guerrillas' hearts and minds with Christmas trees and personalized messages strategically placed throughout the jungle. |
11Dec2014 | Traveling and Volunteering: Travelteerism Boasts Best of Both Worlds Travel Weekly Luxury travel and volunteering are two worlds that have never overlapped before. After all, luxury travel doesn’t always come with an altruistic factor. Enter Travelteerism, where indulgence gets a feel-good makeover. |
11Dec2014 | Supreme Court Presents Protocol for Mexico Judges to Stop Endorsing Torture Proceso With torture and cruel and degrading treatment being everyday events in Mexico, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation developed a protocol for the judiciary to stop endorsing these practices as proof of guilt. |
11Dec2014 | Artists Bring Indigenous Opera to One of Mexico's Most Dangerous States Fusion When 43 college students disappeared in the Mexican state of Guerrero, the world finally started paying attention to the extortion, kidnappings and clashes with drug traffickers that have long plagued the area. But the violence hasn’t stopped a group of performers from bringing their work here. |
11Dec2014 | Important Care Advance for Mexico's Incurably Ill Human Rights Watch The Mexican Health Ministry took an important step this week to ensure access to palliative care for people suffering from pain due to incurable illness. |
11Dec2014 | Why It Pays to Be a Mexican 'Tuna Rancher' NBC News The overfishing and increasing scarcity of Pacific bluefin tuna has created an opportunity for "tuna ranchers" who catch live young fish, fatten them up, and sell them to the global sushi market at premium prices. |
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