07Nov2014 | FEMEN Protesters Bare All in Mexico to Integrate Body and Message for Maximum Impact Fusion Naked protest has to be smart. Otherwise, it’s just peep-show politics. That’s the lesson that Mexican feminist Gisela Perez de Acha learned from her first year of topless protesting. |
07Nov2014 | Journalist Anabel Hernandez Discusses Cartel Violence in Mexico CCTV America The Heat spoke to one of Mexico’s leading investigative journalists, Anabel Hernandez who has covered Mexico’s drug cartels for years. |
07Nov2014 | Mexico Cancels $3.75B Deal for Chinese Bullet Train Ahead of State Visit Reuters Mexico has revoked a contract for a $3.75 billion high-speed passenger rail link from a Chinese-led consortium after its uncontested bid prompted an outcry from lawmakers, souring a state visit to China next week by President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
07Nov2014 | Inoperable Brain Cancer Victim, Lauren Hill, Gets Own Wheaties Box ESPN.com Lauren Hill, a Mount St. Joseph freshman with inoperable brain cancer, fulfilled her dream of playing college basketball Sunday, has her own commemorative Wheaties box. |
06Nov2014 | Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo Guzman Out of Most Powerful People Ranks Forbes For the first time since 2009, Mexican drug lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman is out of Forbes’ list of The World’s Most Powerful People, while billionaire Carlos Slim Helu ranks 14th on the list, and President Enrique Pena Nieto ranks 60th. |
06Nov2014 | Government Agrees on Granting Protection for Mexico Army Slaying Witness The Associated Press The Mexican government said Wednesday it has agreed on protective measures for a witness who told The Associated Press and Esquire magazine that soldiers killed 21 suspected gang members after they surrendered at a warehouse in southern Mexico in late June. |
06Nov2014 | Despite Hurricane Odile Devastation, Third Los Cabos Film Festival Ready Television del Sur In the aftermath of the widespread damage inflicted by hurricane Odile in Baja California, the cities of San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas are set to host the third Los Cabos International Film Festival 2014. |
06Nov2014 | Institute in Mexico Develops High-Tech Devices That Help the Blind 'See' Wall Street Daily If you thought ultrasound technology was just for monitoring unborn babies… think again. Researchers in Mexico have combined it with camera technology and GPS to create unique “smart glasses†that help blind people navigate. |
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