04Dec2014 | China Firm Paid $16M By Mexico for Scraping High-Speed Rail Bid CriEnglish.com The Mexican government has paid a Chinese-led consortium 16 million US dollars in compensation for cancelling a high-speed train deal. |
04Dec2014 | Rights Groups Up Efforts to Monitor Police Activity During Mexico Protests Fusion Human rights groups are stepping up efforts to monitor police activity during protests in Mexico, as demonstrations over the disappearance of 43 students continue across the country, often ending in violent clashes and dozens of arrests. |
04Dec2014 | Stephen Hawking Says Artificial Intelligence Could Spell End of Human Race RT.com World-famous physicist Stephen Hawking, who relies on a form of artificial intelligence to communicate, said he believes future developments in artificial intelligence have the potential to eradicate mankind. |
04Dec2014 | Mexican Immigration Authorities Impede Humanitarian Aid to Central American Migrants CIP Americas The recent deaths of two Mexico State aid workers calls attention to the risks human rights defenders face in Mexico, especially those who work with Central American migrants. |
04Dec2014 | Freelance Journalist Releases 'Drug War Capitalism' Amazon.com Combining on-the-ground reporting with extensive research, Dawn Paley follows the thread of the Drug War story throughout the entire region of Latin America and all the way back to US boardrooms and political offices. |
04Dec2014 | Student Murders Throw Mexico's PRD Left-Wing Party Into a Tailspin NPR.org The premier left-wing party of Mexican politics — which brought gay marriage to the capital and favors abortion rights — is crumbling. An elder statesman resigned, saying the PRD has lost its leftist identity. |
03Dec2014 | Heart Disease and Diabetes Risks Tied to Carbs, Not Fat, Study Finds LiveScience Is the pendulum swinging back? In what seems contrary to mainstream dietary advice, a small new study shows that doubling the saturated fat in a person's diet does not drive up the levels of saturated fat in the blood. |
03Dec2014 | Radio Outage Strands Frontier Passengers in Vallarta USA Today Frontier Airlines canceled about a half-dozen flights to Mexico on Monday and Tuesday because of what the carrier labeled as a "communications outage." The disruption affected hundreds of customers flying on Frontier flights to or from Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos. |
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