06Mar2014 | Experts Urge Educational Technology Revolution at Mexico Conference Fox News Latino Experts from Mexico and the United States meeting in this capital insisted on the need to overhaul teaching methodologies and equip educators with the technological tools needed to enhance student performance. |
06Mar2014 | 2014 Red Bull X Fighters Competition Kicks Off March 14 in Mexico City Motorcycle USA Red Bull expects 2014 to be another thrilling season with exciting new tricks in the world's most prestigious freestyle motocross competition, where the riders leap 15 meters high and 30 meters in distance with their motorcycles. |
06Mar2014 | Research Connects Drug War Violence in Mexico with Desensitization in Social Media Georgia Tech As a Georgia Tech professor’s research into social media use amid the Mexican drug war shows, posts can reveal growing numbness, or desensitization, during times of protracted violence and stress. |
06Mar2014 | Woman Likens Repeated Cavity Searches by Border Patrol to Sexual Abuse in Lawsuit The Huffington Post The civil lawsuit against the CBP and a Texas hospital raises questions about what legal protections are available to people when crossing an increasingly militarized border. |
06Mar2014 | Mexican Court Rules Drug Kingpin Can't Avoid Extradition to US Agence France-Presse A Mexican court rejected an appeal Wednesday by drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to avoid extradition to the United States in the absence of any formal request. |
06Mar2014 | Mayan Women Work to Save Native Bees of Mexico Wired A group of indigenous women are challenging ancient social norms in order to preserve an endangered species: the stingless bee known as Melipona Beecheii. |
06Mar2014 | France, Colombia to Train Commanders of Mexico's New 'Gendarmerie' Police Force Hispanically Speaking News The 390 commanders of Mexico’s new Gendarmerie, which will begin operating in July with 5,000 officers, are receiving law enforcement training in France and Colombia, the National Security Commission said. |
06Mar2014 | One Step Closer to a Cure for HIV? Doctors Hail Second Baby 'Cleared' of Infection The New York Times A baby in the US may have become the second in the world to be “cured†of HIV, after doctors said she appeared to be completely clear of the virus following a rigorous series of tests. |
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