20Jul2017 | Leaders’ Pledges Fall Short as Graft Remains ’Heart of Mexico’s Political System’ The Guardian In the year since President Enrique Pena Nieto signed an anti-corruption system into law, the government and its allies have undermined it, activists say |
20Jul2017 | Babies Can Learn Second Language in 1 Hour a Day Futurity Researchers have developed a play-based educational program that can teach babies a second language in just one hour per day. |
20Jul2017 | Cancun Pioneers Scheme to Insure Its Coral Reef The Guardian A stretch of coral reef off the Mexican coast is the testing ground for a new idea that could protect fragile environments around the world: insurance. |
20Jul2017 | Mexico City Floating Farms and Local Chefs Team Up to Save Tradition The Associated Press A growing number of the capital’s most in-demand restaurants are incorporating produce grown at the gardens, using ancient cultivation techniques pioneered hundreds of years ago in the pre-Columbian era. |
20Jul2017 | 2016 Saw 200 Killings of People Defending Their Land Against Destructive Industries ThinkProgress Across the world people are being murdered, attacked and arrested for standing up to companies that want to take their land. Nearly four people a week were killed in 2016 fighting for their homes, their livelihoods and the land, forests and rivers we all depend on. |
20Jul2017 | Indigenous Runners Win 2017 Canyon Ultramarathon Agence France-Presse This year’s Canyons Ultramarathon brought together more than 1,000 competitors from around the world — Russia, Canada, the United States, Ecuador and Spain — to take on the steep slopes of the Sinforosa range of the Tarahumara mountains in the Sierra Madre Occidental. |
19Jul2017 | Trump’s Big-Data Gurus Scout for Favorable Mexican Presidential Candidate Bloomberg Cambridge Analytica, the big-data firm that advised President Donald Trump in his successful election campaign, is turning to Mexico in search of a new presidential candidate to get behind. |
19Jul2017 | U.N. Experts Seek Halt to Use of Government Spyware and Want Full Probe Thomson Reuters U.N. human rights experts have called on the government of Mexico to "cease the surveillance immediately" of activists and journalists and to conduct a fully impartial investigation into the illegal spying. |
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