05Apr2014 | Mexico Students Use Rainwater to Generate Electricity Gizmag The Pluvia system uses the stream of rainwater runoff from houses' rooftop rain gutters to spin a microturbine in a cylindrical housing. Electricity generated by that turbine is used to charge 12-volt batteries. |
05Apr2014 | Native Languages on Verge of Extinction in Mexico Eurasia Review Mexico has 143 native languages, 21 of which are in critical danger of extinction, because children no longer want to learn to speak the language of their parents and grandparents. |
05Apr2014 | Four Hundred Surfers Confirmed for the 2014 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship SurferToday.com Four hundred surfers from 32 countries are ready to ride the waves of the 2014 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship, in La FAE, Ecuador. |
05Apr2014 | Mexican Drug War Victims Criticize Lack of Progress on Tens of Thousands of Cases FSRN.org Families of drug war victims who were hoping to see concrete policy changes with the change of administrations a year and a half ago are growing impatient with the lack of progress on tens of thousands of cases of murders and disappearances indignation. |
05Apr2014 | DEA Chief's 'Mexico Cartels in US' Marijuana Alert Smacks of Politics InSight Crime The US DEA's top official has claimed criminal organizations from Mexico are "setting up shop" in the states of Washington and Colorado following marijuana legalization, a politically charged statement that fails to give a full picture of the situation. |
05Apr2014 | Mexico, US Sign Agreement Aimed at Educating Migrant Workers About Labor Rights Fox News Latino The labor secretaries for Mexico and the United States signed a joint declaration this week aimed at better informing Mexican workers about their protections under U.S. laws. |
05Apr2014 | Dengue Is Spreading Fast: Turning Up the Volume on a Silent Disaster IFRC.org Over the past 50 years, dengue has spread from nine to over a hundred countries, making it the most rapidly spreading vector-borne disease. |
05Apr2014 | Task Force Discovers 2 Smuggling Tunnels on US-Mexico Border CBS News U.S. authorities say a task force working with Mexican counterparts discovered two cross-border smuggling tunnels stretching hundreds of yard between Tijuana and an industrial park in San Diego. |
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