22Oct2014 | Rights Body Alleges Mexican Troops Slaughtered Up to 15 in Warehouse The Associated Press Soldiers killed as many as 15 people after they surrendered in an abandoned warehouse in southern Mexico last summer, according to a scathing National Human Rights Commission report. |
22Oct2014 | Meet Sickweather, The Doppler Radar of Sickness Sickweather.com Just as Doppler radar scans the skies for indicators of bad weather, Sickweather scans social networks for indicators of illness, allowing you to check for the chance of sickness as easily as you can check for the chance of rain. |
22Oct2014 | Mexico's Human Rights Chief Faces Charges He's Inept, Cares Little McClatchy Human right's activists are battling Raul Plascencia Villanueva’s attempt to obtain another five-year term to lead the National Human Rights Commission, a semi-autonomous entity that receives its budget entirely from the federal government. |
22Oct2014 | Why Not Knowing Spanish Can Be Hilarious The Huffington Post Every Spanish speaker knows how much fun it is to get their non-Spanish speaking friends to try and roll their "Rs." It's basically impossible for them and usually results in a laughing fit for everyone involved. |
22Oct2014 | Pew Research Center Maps the World's Greatest Fears by Country Quartz In Mexico and the rest of Latin America, nuclear weapons and pollution were tied as most menacing. These are among the findings of Pew Research Center’s survey of over 48,000 people in 44 countries this spring. |
22Oct2014 | Surprise Surge in Mexican Retail Sales Finances International A strong positive surprise has been presented by the latest Mexican Retail Sales figures just released. |
22Oct2014 | Mexico's Most Magical Cenote - Rio Secreto ThePlanetD Visiting a cenote in Mexico is a must. Rio Secreto is Mexico's newest cenote and the most exclusive cenote tour in the Mayan Riviera with a maximum of 6 people on each tour. |
22Oct2014 | Harvard Student Stuck in Mexico After Self-Deportation, Back in US MyFoxBoston.com A Mexico-born Harvard University student who was stuck for months in his native country after crossing the border without permission is back in the US. |
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