08Aug2014 | Oil Theft Ring Toppled, But Mexican Cartel Threat Lingers Over State Petroleum Company VICE News Mexico has taken down a criminal ring dedicated to stealing oil from its state petroleum monopoly Pemex, part of efforts to clamp down on out-of-control oil thefts that have grown exponentially in recent years during the country's drug war. |
08Aug2014 | Wi-Fi to Make Room for Li-Fi in Mexico Next Year Mexico News Daily LiFi is coming to Mexico next year, reportedly making it the first country in North America where “visible light communication†technology will be employed. |
08Aug2014 | Already Went Swimming with Dolphins? Now You Should Go Dancing with Wolves TakePart Little Red Riding Hood was wrong - at least according to the owner of the Seacrest Wolf Preserve in Florida, where for a $25 fee, humans get to hang out with a pack of wild dogs. |
08Aug2014 | An Overview of Mexicans and Their Faiths Reforma In some areas, there are no significant differences. Catholics and non-Catholics alike believe that in Mexico, family is more important than the country, and concern themselves with their own good rather than that of the country. |
08Aug2014 | Richard Nixon's Resignation Still Resonates 40 Years After Watergate VOA News American University presidential historian Allan Lichtman said the Watergate scandal remains an important turning point in U.S. political history. |
08Aug2014 | Mexican Migrant Takes Sanctuary in Arizona Church to Avoid US Deportation Reuters Surrounded by about 50 well-wishers, including representatives from a dozen southern Arizona congregations, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico and longtime Tucson resident took refuge on Thursday in a church that offered her sanctuary. |
08Aug2014 | Volcano of Garbage Erupts (and Keeps Burning) OnEarth.org A landfill in the Canadian town of Iqaluit has been smoldering since at least January “when thermal imaging revealed the then-four-story pile of trash had been burning deep inside like a dragon with indigestion.†|
08Aug2014 | 'Aquatic Cocaine': Mexican Narcos Moving into Lucrative Fish Bladder Market InSight Crime A report details how exotic fish bladders, which can fetch between $7,000 and $14,000 a piece, are trafficked into the United States then exported to Asia, where they are made into a soup that can sell for as much as $25,000 a portion. |
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