22Jun2014 | Women's Unpaid Work Equivalent to 15 Percent of Mexico's GDP, Study Concludes Agencia EFE Women's unpaid work is equivalent to 15 percent of Mexico's gross domestic product, excluding labor performed as caregivers and overseeing the household. |
22Jun2014 | Will Personal Mini-Helicopters Be a Reality Soon? The New York Times Six research institutions across Europe are studying the feasibility of small commuter helicopters, helped along by a $4.7 million grant from the European government in a project dubbed “MyCopter.†|
21Jun2014 | White House Announces Steps to Address Immigrant Surge Across Mexico's Borders Reuters The White House on Friday stepped up efforts to slow the flow of illegal children into the country, expanding the government's ability to process and deport people and announcing new funding to boost security in crime-plagued Central American countries. |
21Jun2014 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Could Take Mexico's Drug War in a New Direction Reforma A window seems to be opening for the possibility of changing strategies, if we accept the declarations that President Enrique Pena Nieto made last week to journalist Javier Moreno. |
21Jun2014 | Puerto Vallarta: From Informal to Formal Employment International Labour Organization It's estimated that at least 130 million people in Latin America are working "informally" - without job security, social protection, health insurance or a contract that spells out their working conditions, hours and wages. ILO TV reports from Puerto Vallarta, where things are beginning to change. |
21Jun2014 | Retired Canadian Mountie Helps Create First Marijuana Breathalyzer CTVNews A former British Columbia RCMP officer has co-invented a marijuana breathalyzer he hopes will eventually be used to catch motorists who "drug and drive." |
21Jun2014 | Mexico's Mysterious Mayan Ruins at Palenque, Now Accessible By Air The Washington Post With the opening of the new airport, there’s a palpable sense of momentum in Palenque town: Roads are being repaved, new public art has been erected and the central square has been dug up as the city prepares to unveil a new and improved look for the expected influx of tourists. |
21Jun2014 | Soak Up the Sun? You May Be a Tanning Addict NBC News A new study shows that ultraviolet radiation can not only trigger skin browning, but also spark the release of feel-good chemicals, known as endorphins. |
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