31Oct2014 | Mexicans Shot on Own Soil by US Border Patrol Given Hope in Legal Quest for Justice Television del Sur Considering that all of the CBP victims killed in Mexico since 2010 were Mexican nationals and not U.S. citizens, an ongoing legal quandary has been fought out in the courts. The outcome is one that lawyers are expecting to be decided by nothing less than the Supreme Court. |
31Oct2014 | A Sneak Peak at Cancun's Joya by Cirque du Soleil Cirque du Soleil Cirque du Soleil artists made it to Riviera Maya and can't wait to take the stage! Here's an exclusive sneak peek at the venue for you. |
31Oct2014 | Mexico One of the Easiest Countries to Start a Business in Latin America El Universal Mexico's reforms helped the country climb four sports in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business ranking, from the 43rd to the 39th position. |
31Oct2014 | Halloween Creeps in Where Mexican Tradition Ruled the Living and Dead The New York Times It was just a few days before the annual celebration of Day of the Dead, when Mexicans decorate altars to their departed ancestors, and the Sonora Market was buzzing. But in this always riotous scene, something was askew. |
31Oct2014 | This Guy Rode His Unicycle from Canada to Mexico to Fight Human Trafficking Visual News As if the 2,755 mile Great Divide mountain bike trail from Banff, Canada to the Mexican border weren’t difficult enough, Gen Shimizu tackled it on a mountain unicycle to raise $10,000 for Polaris Project. |
31Oct2014 | Dengue Fever Mosquito Spotted in California Inquisitr The deadly dengue fever mosquito has surfaced in the San Diego, California area. The dengue hemorrhagic fever mosquitoes are also known as yellow fever mosquitoes. Most of the viruses the insect can spread are native to Central America and Mexico. |
31Oct2014 | Mexico's West Coast Targeted Once More as Tropical Storm Vance Forms Bloomberg With just about a month left in the eastern Pacific’s hurricane season, Mexico is once again the target of a tropical system on its western coast. |
30Oct2014 | 'Smart' Robot Could Help Rescue Disaster Victims ScientificComputing.com Through a computational algorithm, a team of researchers have developed a neural network that allows a small robot to detect different patterns, such as images, fingerprints, handwriting, faces, bodies, voice frequencies and DNA sequences. |
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