29Oct2014 | Solidarity Movement in Mexico Considers Blockade on Cuba a Genocide Action Prensa Latina The Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba reiterated its rejection to the blockade the United States has maintained against that country for more than 50 years. |
29Oct2014 | This Windowless Plane of the Future Is Every Air Traveler's Nightmare News.Mic If you weren't afraid of flying now, you might be soon. A British aerospace company released pictures this week of its "windowless" plane concept that would make even the most fearless flyers very nervous. |
29Oct2014 | International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Conference Opens in Mexican Capital The Washington Blade A global LGBT rights conference that formally opened on Tuesday in the Mexican capital has drawn hundreds of advocates from 50 countries. |
29Oct2014 | Oxxo Convenience Store Debit Cards Are Hot New Option for Mexicans WSJ.com Mexican convenience store operator Femsa said its new bank card appears to be a runaway success, opening another financial option for the many Mexicans who don’t use banks. |
29Oct2014 | Catholic Church Responds in Case of Missing Students in Mexico Catholic News Service The Archdiocese of Mexico City called for a “reconstruction of the country†in response to the disappearance of 43 trainee teachers in an act that authorities allege was authored by a mayor and his wife and carried out by police working alongside an organized crime network. |
29Oct2014 | Mexicans Who Foiled Alleged Cyberattack Plot Against U.S. Granted Asylum in Canada Postmedia News Three Mexican nationals who helped to expose an alleged plot by Iran, Venezuela and Cuba to launch cyberattacks on nuclear facilities in the United States have been granted refugee protection in Canada. |
28Oct2014 | Carlos Santana to Release Memoir, 'The Universal Tone,' in November WWGP Carlos Santana will join the swelling ranks of famous rockers who’ve published autobiographies when his own memoir, The Universal Tone: Bringing My Story to Light, is released on November 4. |
28Oct2014 | Running Out of Cemetery Space in Mexico City Threatens Day of the Dead Traditions Associated Press The lack of cemetery space has prompted the city's legislative assembly to propose a law that would reduce the time a body can remain in a grave, a move that critics say will threaten Mexico's long and rich traditions surrounding burying and celebrating the dead. |
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