29Nov2013 | Amazing Surgery: Double Arm Transplant Patient in Mexico Tests New Limbs The Independent A 53-year-old father of two regained movement in his two new limbs two years after his double arm transplant. |
29Nov2013 | Traveling Between Cuba and the United States Over the Holidays? Good Luck PRI's The World Earlier this week, Cuba indefinitely suspended its consular services across the United States, blaming America's long-standing trade embargo for the shutdown. The suspension will affect many, both Cubans and Americans, who need documents approved by Cuban consular officials before takeoff. |
29Nov2013 | President Pena Nieto's Anti-Crime Pledge Tested in First Year Agence France-Presse Gruesome mass graves, relentless drug cartels and emerging vigilantes have put Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's pledge to reduce violence to the test in his first year in power. |
29Nov2013 | International Solidarity in the Classroom: Zapatista Schools Open Doors in Chiapas The Dominion This summer the Zapatistas in Mexico’s southern state of Chiapas opened their communities to teach outsiders what it really means to be a Zapatista today - their day-to-day life and acts of resistance, and their struggles in maintaining autonomy. |
29Nov2013 | The First Flying Car Is Finally Here, Will Be on Sale in Less Than Two Years Shock Mansion New England aviation company Terrafugia has unveiled its latest conceptual version of a flying car. |
29Nov2013 | Black Friday Tradition Spreads Across Latin America, With or Without the Turkey Fox News Latino Versions of Black Friday and Cyber Monday now take place on a variety of scales in Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Peru and Brazil. This North American import continues to grow every year, although not without some controversy. |
28Nov2013 | Mexico's Culture, Religion Cause Divide on GM Corn Reuters Religion, culture and science are competing in the debate over how acceptable GM corn is in a country where farmers first domesticated the crop about 8,000 years ago. |
28Nov2013 | Hello Seahorse! Breaks Dawn in Tijuana NBC San Diego When it comes to the capital of Latin alternative music, Mexico City, we can always depend on profound vibing music to hit our eardrums and hearts. One of the bands to know is the female-led quartet Hello Seahorse! |
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