18Jul2014 | The Pre-Hispanic City and National Park of Palenque UNESCO.org The archaeological site of Palenque in the state of Chiapas is one of the most outstanding Classic period sites of the Maya area, known for its exceptional and well conserved architectural and sculptural remains. |
18Jul2014 | 99 Days of Freedom: Do You Ever Wonder What Life Is Like Without Facebook? 99daysoffreedom.com In response to Facebook's controversial mood experiment involving some 700,000 unwitting users, we present you 99 Days of Freedom; an online study on how life without Facebook impacts user happiness. |
18Jul2014 | Following World Cup, Mexico Climbs 2 Spots to No.18 in FIFA Ranking Mexico News.Net Mexico climbed up two spots to No.18 in the latest world rankings released by football's world governing body, FIFA. |
18Jul2014 | President Pena Nieto Reports Mexico Gains 403,000 Work Positions in First Half The News Pena Nieto said that 403,000 new positions of formal employment were created during the first half of this year, a figure that surpasses the 108,000 jobs generated at the same period in 2013. |
18Jul2014 | Stephen Colbert Chides Fox News Coverage of US-Mexico Border Crisis The Washington Post The playbook for immigration hard-liners on the rush of minors to the U.S. border with Mexico goes something like this: Express concern and sympathy for the children, and advocate their deportation. This awkward juxtaposition got the satirical treatment from Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert. |
18Jul2014 | Meet the Journalist Who Accuses Mexican Presidents of Links to Drug Cartels GlobalPost Despite the risks, journalist and author Anabel Hernandez not only covers drug trafficking in Mexico, but also levels accusations of narco corruption in the country's most powerful institution: the presidency. |
18Jul2014 | First Ever Rehabilitation Center for Exotic Wild Animals Opens in Mexico ITN Mexico has welcomed its first ever rehabilitation center for neglected and mistreated exotic wild animals. |
18Jul2014 | U.S. Armed Forces Spending More Than Ever to Help Train Mexican Military Fox News Latino The United States has increased the amount spent on helping to train Mexico's armed forces by a factor of five since 2009, from $3 million annually to $15 million in 2014. |
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