17Oct2014 | Bamboo Could Be a Savior for Climate Change Inter Press Service Bamboo has been part of Jamaica’s culture for thousands of years, but it has never really taken off as a tool or an option to resolve some of the challenges the country faces. That’s until recently. |
17Oct2014 | New App for Mexican Migrant Workers Fights Scammers Dangling US Jobs Christian Science Monitor After thousands of Mexicans were robbed of savings via illegal 'recruiting fees' for low-skilled jobs in the US, a nonprofit created a review website and app to keep potential migrant workers informed. |
17Oct2014 | Flow of Undocumented Central American Migrant Children Across Mexico Continues Vatican Radio A new report by Mexico's National Immigration Institute says that 15,795 undocumented children were detained on Mexican soil, in the first eight months of this year. That's 62 percent more than last year. |
17Oct2014 | Citigroup's Mexican Unit Fined 30 Million Pesos NPR.org Mexico's banking regulator has slapped a $2.2 million fine on the Citigroup subsidiary Banamex, for failing to provide sufficient accounting controls. |
17Oct2014 | Mosquito-Borne Chikungunya Virus Likely to Reach Mexico, Says Health Ministry Reuters Mexico is very likely to join the list of countries to register cases of the painful mosquito-borne viral disease chikungunya, a senior health ministry official said this week. |
17Oct2014 | The Best Cliff Divers to Be Crowned in Yucatan Mexico Red Bull The root-covered walls, crystal-clear waters, lush green vegetation and wildlife of Ik Kil Cenote will be the stunning setting for the last stop of the 2014 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. |
17Oct2014 | For Mexico State Governor 'There Are More Urgent Matters to Deal with' Than Femicide teleSUR Women are killed at a higher rate in the State of Mexico than in Juarez, according to a new book on femicides in one of Mexico’s most populous regions. |
17Oct2014 | Protesters Seize Town Halls in Three Mexican Cities Demanding Missing Students' Return PressTV Protesters have occupied three town halls in Mexico, urging the safe return of 43 student teachers who disappeared last month after clashes with the local police. |
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