15Aug2014 | What Can Stop Mexico's Dengue Fever? Researchers Say Genetically-Modified Mosquitoes theweathernetwork.com Researchers seeking to end the scourge of dengue fever have a new 'champion' in their corner - genetically-modified mosquitoes, which may finally put an end to this disease, that kills tens of thousands of people every year. |
15Aug2014 | Committee Formed to Free Nestora Salgado, Former Guerrero Self-Defense Leader La Jornada Defenders of the rights of women, students, artists and feminist announced the formation of a committee for the freedom of Nestora Salgado, former coordinator of community police in Guerrero, who, on August 21, will complete a year "of unjust imprisonment." |
15Aug2014 | Mexico's Vaquita Porpoise Faces Imminent Extinction - Can It Be Saved? National Geographic Only 97 vaquita porpoises remain in the wild. Their steep decline is blamed largely on illegal gill-net fishing in the Gulf of California. |
15Aug2014 | Nicaragua Recommends Eating Iguanas as Food Crisis Looms Due to Worst Drought in 32 Years Mailonline As the worst drought in 32 years threatens to cause a food crisis across Central America, people living in Nicaragua have been advised to consider farming and eating iguanas. |
15Aug2014 | Politicians Consider Raising Mexico's 5-Dollar-a-Day Minimum Wage Latin Post Many have expressed outrage at the country's very low wage of 67.29 pesos a day, or $5. Yet, suggestions about raising the minimum wage have angered businesspeople, who argue that raising the minimum wage will cause inflation. |
15Aug2014 | Mannequins and a 'Homeless Jesus' Raise Awareness of Growing Vagrant Populations TakePart A nonprofit in Amsterdam is using figures dressed as the down-and-out to collect donations for the needy, while sculptor Timothy Schmalz says his "Homeless Jesus" sculpture is meant to challenge people. |
15Aug2014 | Esteban Gutierrez on Formula One Return to Mexico Formula1.com Sauber’s Esteban Gutierrez has described the return of Mexico to the Formula One calendar for the first time in more than two decades as "some of the greatest news in my career so far". |
15Aug2014 | WATCH: Swimmer Tries to Reach Shore as Crocodile Chases Him in Mexico New York Daily News This plucky swimmer is lucky to be alive after a dangerously close encounter with a gigantic crocodile. |
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