17Nov2014 | Visa and Grupo Bimbo Partner to Support Mexico's Micro-Merchants VisaCommunication Visa and baked goods provider, Grupo Bimbo, are working to help mum-and-pop shop owners realise the benefits of digital payments. |
17Nov2014 | Stars of 2014 Recreate Band Aid Spirit as Musicians Unite to Help Ebola Victims The Guardian Same studio, same month, but several new faces, most of whom were not born when the first Band Aid single was recorded three decades ago. |
17Nov2014 | Legislative Assembly in Mexico City Passes Pro-Trans Gender Recognition Bill PinkNews Mexico City has approved a bill allowing transgender people the legal right to change gender on official documents without a court order. |
16Nov2014 | Enrique Acevedo on What the Ayotzinapa Tragedy Says About Mexico Fusion Mexico is a nation of stark contrasts. A country where obesity and acute malnutrition coexist; the home of the world’s richest man and 53 million people living under the poverty line. Nonetheless, there is a historic gap that explains Mexico better than any other disparity. |
16Nov2014 | 4,334 'Soda Geysers' Explode in New Guinnes World Record Set in Guanajuato RuptlyTV A new world record was set this weekend in the Mexican city of Leon for the largest number of simultaneous "geysers" - explosions caused by combining breath mints with soft drinks. |
16Nov2014 | Mexican President Promises Answers on Tainted Luxury Home This Week Thomson Reuters Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said late on Saturday the government would give answers about a luxury house acquired by his wife that has raised questions about the ethical standards of his administration. |
16Nov2014 | Tim Johnson: Mexican Soldiers Face Charges, But Not Officials Who Tried to Hide Massacre McClatchy More than four months have passed since members of a Mexican army patrol killed 22 suspected criminals, most of them after they’d surrendered, in a rural area southwest of Mexico City. But the mass killing June 30 wasn’t the only crime committed. |
16Nov2014 | Recycled Dog Rescue on the Streets of Tijuana Recycled Dog Rescue The Recycled Dog Rescue is a California non-profit dog rescue organization. They rescue dogs who are at risk for euthanasia at local high-kill shelters, owner surrenders, stray and even from the streets of Tijuana, Mexico. |
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