23Aug2014 | What's SUP? A Great Way to Do Yoga in Mexico SUP Magazine So ubiquitous is stand up paddle boarding (SUP) now that it's done just about anywhere there's water. Hip hotels and outfitters across the country now offer dedicated SUP yoga classes and lessons. |
23Aug2014 | In Mexico, Internet Users Are Young, Use Mobile Devices and Like Facebook The Yucatan Times Three factors stand out in a study and analysis of Internet use in Mexico: young people are the most active users, the device of choice is mobile and the most popular destinations are social networks. |
23Aug2014 | 'No Evidence of Islamic Extremists' Says Mexico to Texas Governor Rick Perry NBC News The Mexican Embassy in the U.S. put out a statement on Friday saying there was no evidence that Islamic extremists such as ISIS members had crossed into the U.S. from the Mexican border. |
23Aug2014 | At 'Hummingbird House,' Mexican Surgeon Embraces Midwifery to Foster Natural Delivery Global Press Institute In the face of the alarming rate of cesarean sections in Mexico, some doctors are becoming midwives, a role traditionally fulfilled by indigenous women. |
23Aug2014 | At-Risk Journalists Need More Than Words from the United Nations for Protection International Center for Journalists The delegates, journalists and observers gathered at the recent meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council were focused on a noble purpose: promoting freedom of the press and the security of journalists worldwide. |
23Aug2014 | Mexico Ups Number of Missing People to Over 22K Since Start of Drug War Al Jazeera Government increases its count of those who have disappeared since start of war with powerful drug gangs in 2006. |
23Aug2014 | El Tri Head Coach Miguel Herrera Takes ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Fansided Mexico head coach Miguel Herrera is the latest member of the sports world to join in on the viral ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness for ALS, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. |
23Aug2014 | Mexico's Oldest Man Is 117, and Fought Alongside Emiliano Zapata Mexico News Daily Jesus Castillo Rangel, or Don Chuy, was born in 1896 in the state of Chiapas. Today, he lives in Quintana Roo, where he enjoys not only being mentally alert, but free from heart problems, diabetes or high cholesterol. |
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