14Nov2014 | 3 National Caravans for Ayotzinapa Students Headed for Mexico City Rally El Universal Parents and relatives of the 43 missing students, as well as classmates and social organizations launched a national caravan on Thursday. |
14Nov2014 | Corporations Marketing Unhealthy Foods Challenged on World Diabetes Day Inter Press Service Corporations marketing unhealthy foods to poorer consumers are being challenged for their role in the growing global burden of diseases like diabetes. |
13Nov2014 | Veterans Deported to Mexico Can Only Come Back to the U.S. After They Die Fusion About 35,000 non-citizens currently serve in the U.S. military, and approximately 5,000 permanent resident aliens enlist each year. Unless they become citizens, they’re all at risk of deportation if they’re charged with committing a crime. |
13Nov2014 | Black Handkerchiefs at Mexico-Netherlands 3-2 Friendly in Solidarity with Ayotzinapa Latin American Herald Tribune Mexican residents of The Netherlands were to carry black handkerchiefs to the Wednesday soccer match between their national team and the Dutch squad in solidarity with the 43 Ayotzinapa teaching students who disappeared in Guerrero. |
13Nov2014 | Yucatan's Disneyland Mundo Maya Project 'Not Abandoned' Says Ex-Governor Mexico News Daily Construction of the 16,000-square-meter Palace of the Mayan Civilization began in December 2009 but was abandoned completely in 2012, at which point some 90 million pesos had been invested. It is now becoming overgrown with weeds. |
13Nov2014 | Chemicals Blamed for Mexico's Vanishing Monarchs TheRecord.com The annual migration of the monarch butterflies, one of the most inspiring natural phenomena on the planet, may be coming to an end. But Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says it's not too late to save them. |
13Nov2014 | The Ambulance of the Future Could Be a Drone TakePart Sure, they can oversee crops and maybe even walk a dog, but thanks to their military use, nowadays drones are known more for taking lives than for saving them. That could all change, thanks to 23-year-old Alec Momont. |
13Nov2014 | Protesters Attack Guerrero Congressional Building Over Missing Students UPI Protests against missing students in Mexico took another government-rattling violent turn yesterday when a government office and several cars were torched outside the Guerrero state congress building. |
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