16Nov2014 | Website Streams Thousands of Webcams' Footage, Without Owners' Permission Opposing Views A currently live website features streaming footage from internet-connected webcams located around the globe. There are more than 73,000 cameras featured on the site, all are accessible because the owner of the webcam has not changed their default password. |
16Nov2014 | Unemployment Rate at 5.2% in Mexico's Q3 Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico posted an unemployment rate of 5.2 percent in the third quarter, virtually unchanged from the same three-month period of last year, officials last week. |
16Nov2014 | First Case of Local Transmission of Mosquito-Borne Chikungunya Reported in Mexico Reuters Mexico has detected its first domestic case of the painful mosquito-borne viral disease chikungunya in the southwest of the country, the state government of Chiapas said on Saturday. |
16Nov2014 | Police Shoot at Autonomous University of Mexico Students, 2 Injured Television del Sur At least two people were shot Saturday as an individual alleged to be a police officer fired on students at the Autonomous University of Mexico who were meeting to discuss their participation in the upcoming national strike. |
16Nov2014 | Check Out Guanajuato's Breathtaking Hot Air Balloon Festival in Leon, Mexico HotAirBalloon.com The Leon International Balloon Festival is currently the biggest and most important rally in Latin America, and one of the most renowned around the world. |
16Nov2014 | Cartoonist Reflects on a Mexican Tragedy as Country Battles Decades of Corruption ABC News North American correspondent Michael Vincent reflects on the social fallout from the massacre that has seen daily protests in Mexico. |
15Nov2014 | Mexico Reaches 65K Public Sites with Free Broadband telecompaper Mexico has reached 65,149 public sites providing free broadband access by the end of 2014. The national connectivity program Mexico Conectado stipulates a total of 250,000 sites nationwide providing free broadband access by 2018. |
15Nov2014 | Continued Unrest May Hit Investor Confidence in Mexico, Says Central Bank Bloomberg News The disappearance of 43 Mexican students and protests which followed may undermine investor confidence in Latin America’s second biggest economy, the country’s central bank said. |
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