14May2014
Baby Camel Has Bumpy Start in Life at Mexico City's Chapultepec Zoo
Pc NewsVideo
Mexico City's Chapultepec Zoo is celebrating the birth of its first baby dromedary in nine years. While in excellent health, the male calf had a bumpy start in life as he was rejected by his mother.

14May2014
Unemployment in Mexico Climbs Over 5 Percent
World Bulletin
The unemployment rate in Mexico climbed to 5.04 percent during the first quarter of 2014, an increase of 0.3 percent over the last quarter of 2013.

14May2014
Scientists Confirm a Massive Asteroid Impact on the Yucatan Ended the Age of Dinosaurs
CBS Houston
A massive asteroid slammed into the Earth 66 million years ago, setting off a decades-long “impact winter” in which a blanket of ash blocked sunlight and caused a severe drop in global surface temperatures, new sediment research concludes.

14May2014
National Call to Action in Response to Attack on Zapatista Community
An Attack On Us All
In response to the May 2, 2014, paramilitary attack on Zapatista civilians and destruction of a school and clinic, a large group of intellectuals, artists, and organizations have issued the following denunciation and call to action.

14May2014
Interview with Emiliano Lucero, Doctors Without Borders Medical Coordinator in Mexico
Medecins Sans Frontieres
Lucero talks about the challenges the organization faces in the country and the populations we are assisting there: transmigrants traveling from Central America to the US; people affected by Chagas from Oaxaca State and those affected by urban violence in a neighborhood of Acapulco.

14May2014
Kaank'uun to Cancun: The Backstory of Mexico's Blockbuster Resort
The Huffington Post
What prompted the Mexican feds and other investors to pump $100 million into a uninhabited strip of sand dunes and sagebrush way out in the middle of nowhere? The skinny little island didn't even show up on the maps.

14May2014
Amnesty International Demands Enrique Pena Nieto Guarantee Human Rights In Mexico
Latin Times
Amnesty International has called on the president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto, to address the critical human rights situation in the country through a letter that the agency made public yesterday.

14May2014
Racial Comments About Mothers on Welfare in Mexico Spark Outrage
VOXXI
The indigenous people of the country experience a higher level of racial discrimination according to a recent survey.


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