28Oct2014 | Mass Grave Discovered and 4 Arrested as Search for Missing Mexico Students Continues UPI Mexico's Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam announced that a new mass grave has been discovered in Guerrero state as investigators search for 43 missing university students. |
28Oct2014 | Poverty 'Drives' Discrimination in Mexico City Washington Blade The head of the Mexico City Council to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination on Monday said poverty “drives†discrimination in the Mexican capital. |
28Oct2014 | Lack of Adequate End-of-Life Care Leads to Needless Suffering in Mexico HumanRightsWatch Tens of thousands of patients with terminal illnesses in Mexico suffer unnecessarily from severe pain and other symptoms because they cannot access adequate end-of-life care. |
28Oct2014 | World Millionaire Population to Surge 50% By 2019 HITC Business The world's millionaire population will leapfrog to 53 million from 35 million over the next five years, supported by an explosion of wealth in emerging markets, according to Credit Suisse. |
28Oct2014 | Buildings That 'Eat' Smog? Mexico City Has One Care2 According to the World Health Organization, air pollution caused seven million deaths in 2012. There are many solutions to this problem. Among the more unusual are buildings that “eat†smog. |
28Oct2014 | Study: Global Warming Responsible for Cold Winters Wallstreet OTC Until recently climate skeptics believed that the icy winters we’ve been experiencing in the last years could mean that the global warming is just a myth meant to scare us all. A new study shows that global warming is indeed happening and thus resulting in colder and colder winters. |
28Oct2014 | Mexico's Baja 1000 to Host Racers from 24 Nations IANS The competition, now in its 47th edition, will take some 250 riders and drivers from the town of Ensenada, Baja California, at the top of the peninsula, to La Paz, Baja California Sur, in the south. |
28Oct2014 | Richard Branson: 'Drugs Are a Public Health Issue, Not a Criminal One' Virgin.com I have criss-crossed the world speaking up for a new approach to the failed drug policies of the last 40 years. But few countries have suffered greater scars in the war on drugs than Mexico. |
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