01Oct2014 | Take Action: Keep the Oil in the Ground in the Amazon Amazon Watch Call for an end to Amazon oil drilling! The science is clear: we have to keep two-thirds of fossil fuels in the ground to avoid catastrophic climate change, so why are we looking for more? |
01Oct2014 | Mexican Army 'Invites' People to Return Items Stolen After Hurricane Odile The Fulano Forum The Mexican Army in the municipality of Los Cabos has installed canvas signs in parts of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, inviting the population to deliver the items stolen during the looting which occurred after the passage of Hurricane Odile. |
30Sep2014 | 3D Pocketcopter - The Smallest Flying Camera Indiegogo.com The Pocketcopter is a small helicopter in pen form which allows pictures or videos to be taken from a height of up to 10 metres in HD format from all possible perspectives. |
30Sep2014 | Mexican Labor Market Favors Workers with Elementary and Middle School Education - OECD La Jornada According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Mexican labor market still favors those who have only finished elementary or middle school. |
30Sep2014 | Classmates of Missing Mexican Students Storm Guerrero State Capitol Agencia EFE Classmates of more than 50 college students who went missing over the weekend in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero pelted the state capitol with rocks on Monday and demanded the resignation of Gov. Angel Aguirre. |
30Sep2014 | October Marks 46th Anniversary of Mexico City's 1968 Student Massacre NPR.org October 2nd 1968. Mexico was getting ready to be the first "Third World" nation that hosted the Olympic Games. But not everything was as bright and perfect as president Diaz Ordaz's government wanted the world to believe. |
30Sep2014 | Largest Dinosaur Cemetery Discovered in Mexico RIA Novosti Archaeologists have discovered what they believe is the largest dinosaur cemetery in the world in the Mexican state of Coahuila. |
30Sep2014 | Collective Wedding in Mexico City Sets a Record with 800 Couples Tying the Knot Mexico News Daily Eight-hundred couples were married Saturday in the borough of Iztapalapa in the Federal District - all at the same time, breaking the record for the largest collective wedding in Mexico. |
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