11Nov2014 | Home to 22 Million Residents, Mexico City Faces Growing Water Crisis PBS NewsHour Mexico City, with an inefficient and inconvenient water delivery system, struggles to meet the pressing demands of its 22 million residents. Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the barriers that keep residents from clean water. |
11Nov2014 | 'Darkhotel' Hack Targets Execs Using Hotel Internet Computerworld For the past four years a group of sophisticated hackers has compromised the networks of luxury hotels to launch malware attacks against corporate executives and entrepreneurs traveling on business in the Asia-Pacific region. |
11Nov2014 | Repatriados Trabajando: Mexicans Benefit from Repatriation Program The News 11,000 Mexicans have benefited from the program “Repatriados trabajando†to date. The program helps to make the migrants’ return home to their places of origin easier and it offers training for deportees to open their own business or start working in the formal economy. |
11Nov2014 | New Typeface Designed to Help Dyslexics Read Slate Dutch designer Christian Boer created a dyslexic-friendly font to make reading easier for dyslexics like himself. |
11Nov2014 | Hurricanes Did Not Doom Ancient Mayan Civilization Nature World News It was always thought that hurricanes were the driving factor, fueling the lack of rain; that is, until new research showed that these storms did not in fact doom these ancient people. |
11Nov2014 | Is Traveling to Mexico Really Safe? Erik the Travel Guy Says Yes! PRUnderground The US State Department has issued an updated travel warning for Mexico and the good news is it's safe to visit the tourist areas. Erik The Travel Guy explains the logistics of visiting this breathtaking destination. |
11Nov2014 | Spanish and Mexican Researchers Create a Drug to Fight Obesity Latin Post Breast cancer may be linked to obesity, and researchers from numerous universities believe they've had a scientific breakthrough that would bring an end to obesity. |
11Nov2014 | AG, Mexico Rights Commission Come Up with Different Versions of Tlatlaya Massacre Mexico News Daily The inconsistencies continue to be evident in reports over the Tlatlaya massacre, an event that has faded somewhat from the public eye due to the massacre that followed in Iguala. |
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