22Oct2014 | LATimes Investigation: A Mexican Family Outing, Then a Deadly US Border Patrol Shooting The Los Angeles Times A Times investigation raises questions about whether the agent who fired from the boat overstated the threat from shore, and whether the shooting was justified. |
22Oct2014 | Health Officials in Mexico Rally Citizens for Flu Shots The News The vaccination aims to inoculate populations at risk like children under 6 years old, pregnant women, adults over 60, and people who suffer from chronic respiratory and degenerative diseases like diabetes, cancer or HIV-AIDS. |
22Oct2014 | The New Snack Craze on Mexico's Streets Starts with Doritos, and Goes from There The Washington Post Perhaps it was only a matter of time before someone gazed upon a bag of Nacho Cheese Doritos, a product boasting no fewer than 27 ingredients, and thought: these need more. |
22Oct2014 | Nationwide Day of Action Underway for Mexico's Disappeared Students teleSUR Wednesday will see protests in almost every state in Mexico, and many cities of the world, to demand justice for students murdered, disappeared or wounded in the southern state of Guerrero. |
21Oct2014 | Harvard Helps Bring Science and Social Action to Mexico's Lake Chapala Harvard University A few years ago when reports arose about suspected contamination of fish in Lake Chapala - the largest lake in Mexico and a breadbasket for those who rely on its fish for protein - Harvard and public health allies in Mexico established Proyecto Chapala. |
21Oct2014 | Mexicans Tweet President Enrique Pena Nieto: 'I Demand Your Resignation' Al Jazeera Calls for the resignation of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto have rippled online. Recent incidents of violence fueled protests in the country and prompted citizen calls for government officials to step down. |
21Oct2014 | On Mexico's Northern Border, Moms Seek Justice for Their Disappeared Daughters AJ+ Silvia Banda Pedroza tells AJ+ about her search for justice for her daughter Fabiola, who was murdered in 2010. |
21Oct2014 | Young Mexican Researchers Develop 3 Low-Cost, Life-Saving Devices Agencia EFE Thirteen researchers aged 25 and under worked in three groups at the "iLab Veracruz," which recruits talented youth from mostly public universities, to develop the low-cost products. |
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