01Aug2014 | How Would Christianity Deal with Extraterrestrial Life? io9 Underlying this theological debate is the question of whether Christianity, among other faiths, is the least resilient to the concept of extraterrestrial intelligence. |
01Aug2014 | The Empty Aquarium: Mexico's Sea of Cortez Is Running Out of Fish Fusion Located in between mainland Mexico and the Baja California Peninsula, the Sea of Cortez has been called the "Aquarium of the World;" it's home to over 950 varieties of fish and 30 species of marine mammals. But this maritime treasure and the creatures that call it home are in danger. |
01Aug2014 | Mexico Calls for International Help to Build $3.3B High-Speed Rail Line COIB Mexico’s Ministry of Communications and Transport (SCT) has invited contractors and consultants around the world to tender for work on a high-speed rail line linking Mexico City with Queretaro to its north-west. |
01Aug2014 | Oaxaca Celebrates Indigenous Culture at Annual Guelaguetza Festival Agence France-Presse Thousands of visitors swarm the Southern Mexican town of Oaxaca for the Guelaguetza, a festival celebrating the multitude of indigenous groups in the area. |
01Aug2014 | Mexico Refuses Asylum to Central American Children, Will Continue Repatriations Latin Times In 2013 of the 9,893 children who arrived in Mexico from Central America, only 50 were granted asylum: this means that Mexico deported 8,350 minors. The remainder, some 1,493 children, have family members already in the country with a different immigrant status. |
01Aug2014 | Human Trafficking Web Exposes Changing Role of Cartels in Mexico Insight Crime Authorities in Mexico have uncovered a web of human trafficking alliances stretching across 17 states and involving groups from the biggest cartels down to family-run crime clans. |
01Aug2014 | Tech Startups Bring Science to America's Burgeoning Marijuana Industry Newsweek Silicon Valley is now stepping in to solve a problem the scientific establishment cannot: how to prescribe the right strain of marijuana. |
01Aug2014 | Michoacan Drug Lord 'La Tuta' Taunts Mexican Authorities with Videos The New York Times Drug lords in Mexico normally try to stay out of the limelight. Not Servando Gomez, one of the most sought-after kingpins and a leader of a brutal gang that gave rise to vigilante groups in Michoacan State. |
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