17Oct2013 | Russia's St. Petersburg-Based Mariinsky Ballet Starts Mexican Tour RIA Novosti St. Petersburg-based Mariinsky Ballet company on Thursday begins its first tour in Mexico in the past decade attracting thousands of local ballet aficionados to sold-out performances. |
17Oct2013 | Nun Who Ministered at Tijuana's Notorious La Mesa Penitentiary, Dies at 86 The San Diego Union-Tribune Sister Antonia Brenner, a one-time Beverly Hills resident who found her calling ministering to the inmates of one of Mexico’s most violent and overcrowded prisons, has died. |
17Oct2013 | Alessandro Acquisti: Why Online Privacy Matters TED Talks What motivates you to share your personal information online? Alessandro Acquisti studies the behavioral economics of privacy and information security in social networks. |
17Oct2013 | Small Yucatan Village Produces Clean Water with eSun Energy System MIT News In a small village deep in the jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula — a day’s drive from any source of clean, drinkable water — researchers from MIT are testing a system that purifies water with the help of the sun. |
17Oct2013 | Why the Science Behind Jurassic Park Is a Little Less Far Fetched TakePart In Montana, researchers have discovered USNM 559050, a fossilized mosquito containing what is indisputably a blood meal in its swollen belly. |
17Oct2013 | Mexico Congress Panel Advances Tax Bill as Junk Food Duty Added Bloomberg News Mexico’s lower house finance committee approved a bill to raise taxes as President Enrique Pena Nieto’s party joined forces with the opposition Democratic Revolution Party to advance the legislation to the full chamber. |
17Oct2013 | The Ancient Ruins of Teotihuacan Reveal the Lost Aztec Civilization The Huffington Post People who visit Teotihuacan, outside of Mexico City, for the first time, often wonder if it was built by aliens. How else could humans who had nothing but stone tools construct the most important pyramid complex in pre-Colombian America? |
17Oct2013 | Lawmakers in Mexico City Continue Push to Legalize Marijuana The Huffington Post Legislators in Mexico City are planning to draft legislation that would decriminalize marijuana use. HuffPost Live’s Ahmed Shihab-Eldin took a closer look at Mexico’s latest drug initiative. |
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