19Aug2014 | Enrique Pena Nieto 'Hoy' Interview: President Causes Social Media Mockery Latin Times A social media frenzy sparked up in Mexico as President Enrique Pena Nieto was interviewed in one of the most popular variety morning shows, “Hoy.†|
19Aug2014 | Will Mexico Right Damage Done to the Sonora River? VOXXI If the Mexican government can be trusted, Grupo Mexico will face heavy fines and be subject to monitoring in order to ensure that it continues working to mitigate the pollution’s impact on the local environment. |
19Aug2014 | Canada's hitchBOT Travels 4,000 Miles to Test Human-Robot Bonds The Los Angeles Times The offspring of a marriage between art and science, Canada's hitchhiking robot has won thousands of thumbs-ups as it tweeted its adventures across 4,000 miles of North America over the last three weeks. |
18Aug2014 | In the Name of Curbing Inflation, Mexico's Government Is Hurting Workers The Economist Seizing on the issue ahead of mid-term elections next year, opposition politicians on both left and right have in recent weeks proposed raising the minimum wage or putting an increase to a referendum. They have lit a fuse. |
18Aug2014 | Warning: This Movie Will Make You Want to Do Something to Save the Oceans Mother Jones Mission Blue tells the story of world-renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle as she travels the globe on an urgent mission to shed light on the dire condition of Earth's oceans. |
18Aug2014 | Organized Crime Profiting from Hurricane Reconstruction Efforts in Mexico InSight Crime Organized crime groups are profiting from post-hurricane reconstruction efforts in the western Mexico state of Guerrero as local criminals display an old fashioned mafia-style game to exert control over civil life in their search for new revenue streams. |
18Aug2014 | Mezcal: Mexico's Mystical Drink with Its Own Culture and Tradition The Guardian Mexico produces less than 1% of the production of the country's more famous agave-based liquor, tequila. But both in Mexico and beyond, mezcal is becoming more popular. And drinkers say it's part of their identity, as well as being a tonic. |
18Aug2014 | As Men Emigrate, Indigenous Women Gain Political Opportunities and Obligations in Mexico Truthout The emigration of men to the United States threatens indigenous systems of governance in Mexico. When men leave, the weight of activities in small towns falls on women, but despite this women are still fighting for space in the political arena. |
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