10Aug2017 | Can Tough-Talking Former Mexico Border Cop Julian Leyzaola Save Cancun? InSight Crime There are stars in security and law enforcement just as there are in the ranks of organized crime, and Julian Leyzaola is one of them. Once considered one of Mexico’s toughest cops, he was recently brought on as an advisor to help improve the imploding security situation in the tourist mecca of Cancun. But can he? |
10Aug2017 | Russian Daredevil Scales 40-Story Office Building in Downtown Mexico City Ruptly TV Real-life Spider-Man Pavel Gogulan from St Petersburg, Russia, climbed to the top of a 120-meter-high building in the center of Mexico City. The brave climber ran out of luck however when he arrived at the top of the building to be greeted by police. |
09Aug2017 | More Migrants Leave US for Canada, But Crossings from Mexico Spike RT.com The number of migrants crossing into Canada from the United States has increased nearly seven times over last year. Meanwhile, the flow of illegal immigrants into the US through Mexico has also spiked this summer. |
09Aug2017 | UN Human Rights Representative: More Than 30,000 Missing in Mexico Prensa Latina The representative of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico, Jan Jarab, confirmed that up to now 30,000 people have been reported missing in the country in recent years. |
09Aug2017 | Bricklaying Robot Builds Walls Faster Than Humans VICE News Meet the Semi-Automated Mason or SAM, a robot that is so good at building walls it could take over the construction industry. |
09Aug2017 | Former Mexico President Admits Pact Against His Own Party in Last General Election El Universal Former president Vicente Fox openly speaks about his support of sitting president Enrique Pena Nieto in the 2012 General Election. |
09Aug2017 | We’re Underestimating How Many Diseases Are Sensitive to Climate Change Project Earth There are now, trapped in Arctic ice, diseases that have not circulated in the air for millions of years — in some cases, since before humans were around to encounter them. Which means our immune systems would have no idea how to fight back when those prehistoric plagues emerge from the ice. |
09Aug2017 | Danza de los Voladores: Ritual Flying in Mexico’s Magical Town of Cuetzalan Al Jazeera The ceremony is a rain and fertility dance seeking harmony between the ancient gods and the earth and its people. The ritual has been adapted to be performed during Catholic ceremonies and is also performed for tourists. |
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