07Aug2014 | Is Choosing Surrogacy a Blessing or Is it Abuse? Guardian Liberty Voice Surrogacy is where a woman agrees to be implanted with an embryo and bear a child on behalf of another couple. International would-be parents often pay in excess of $150,000. Of these dollars only $20,000 to $30,000 goes to the surrogate mother. |
07Aug2014 | Could Ebola Reach Mexico? Mexican Health Official Says 'No Way' Latin Times The Director of Epidemiology at the Mexican Ministry of Health said that there is "not even a remote possibility" that Ebola could reach Mexico, because, although this virus has generated a major outbreak in African countries, it is not easily spread like flu or influenza. |
07Aug2014 | Mexican Consumer Confidence Falls to 5-Month Low Reuters Consumer confidence in Mexico fell during July to its lowest since February amid a sluggish recovery in domestic demand. |
07Aug2014 | Russian Gang Hacks 1.2B Internet Passwords, Experts Say Expect More The New York Times A Russian crime ring has amassed the largest known collection of stolen Internet credentials, including 1.2 billion user name and password combinations and more than 500 million email addresses, security researchers say. |
07Aug2014 | Senate Approves Final Bill to Open Mexico Energy Sector to Foreign Private Firms VOA News Mexican lawmakers have approved legislation that will end the government's seven decade monopoly on the country's oil and gas sector. |
07Aug2014 | Broad Coalition Comes Together to End the Drug War 'For the Kids' StopTheDrugWar.org A coalition of more than 80 civil rights, immigration, criminal justice, racial justice, human rights, libertarian and religious organizations came together late last week to call for an end to the war on drugs in the name of protecting the kids. |
06Aug2014 | Completed 'Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans Project' Unveiled in Downtown Isla Mujeres Travel Video News The Cancun Convention & Visitors Bureau has announced the inauguration of the Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans project in Isla Mujeres. Sea Walls consists of a series of 15 large-scale murals created by some of the top names in contemporary street art. |
06Aug2014 | ECLAC Secretary Says Mexico's Minimum Wage of $5 Per Day Is Below Poverty Level Aristegui Noticias Alicia Barcena, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, said that Mexico is the only country in the region where the minimum wage is below the "threshold of extreme poverty." |
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