18Sep2014 | Drones, Lasers Help Studies of Ancient Mayan Ruins IBTimes.com Archaeologists studying Mayan ruins have taken inspiration from nocturnal bats flying above, using drones to scan the ancient temples from an entirely new viewpoint. |
18Sep2014 | Felipe Calderon Admits to Committing Abuses During Presidency in Mexico's War Against Drugs Television del Sur In an interview with El Pais this week, former Mexican President Felipe Calderon concedes that he made mistakes in Mexico’s war on drugs. |
18Sep2014 | Miley Cyrus 'Flag Spank' Angers Mexican Government Independent Online A Mexican state legislature has asked the country's federal government to fine singer Miley Cyrus after one of her dancers spanked Cyrus on the backside with a Mexican flag as she “twerked†during an Independence Day performance. |
18Sep2014 | Wal-Mart Mexico, the Country's Biggest Retailer, Probed on Complaints of Cockfighting Businessweek Wal-Mart de Mexico SAB is being investigated by Veracruz officials after shoppers complained that a store hosted a cockfight to promote a soda company. |
18Sep2014 | Cabo Firefighters Out of Food and Resources, in Desperate Need of Help NBC San Diego Firefighters tasked with helping Cabo San Lucas recover from the disastrous Hurricane Odile have run out of food themselves and are in desperate need of help. |
18Sep2014 | Thousands Gear Up for the People's Climate March Moyers On Sunday, Sept. 21, a climate march through midtown Manhattan will kick off a week of high-profile climate events in the Big Apple. |
18Sep2014 | Texas Governor Invites Mexico's President to See National Guard Troops DallasNews.com Reacting to harsh criticism from Mexico’s government, Gov. Rick Perry extended an invitation Wednesday to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto to come to Texas see the professionalism of the National Guard troops he has deployed to the border. |
17Sep2014 | US States Boost Anti-Trafficking Laws But Slow to Help Sex, Labor Slaves Thomson Reuters Foundation A rising number of U.S. states have strengthened laws to combat human trafficking in the past year but programs to help victims of forced prostitution and labor are lagging behind, according to a report by an anti-slavery group. |
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