19Jun2013 | Introducing the Latest Moonshot From Google[x]: Balloon-Powered Internet Access Project Loon Loon is a fantastic project from Google that aims to bring internet access to some of the most remote parts of the globe. How? With balloons! |
18Jun2013 | Jerry Brewer: Mexico Needs to Reassess Its Security and Anti-Crime Plans MexiData.info Many citizens of Mexico are demanding more efficient strategies for their personal safety and the security of their nation, and they are sharing their doubts that President Enrique Pena Nieto has a plan or answers that will truly make a difference. |
18Jun2013 | Under New Law, Mexico Sees Few Proceedings to Seize Narco Assets InSight Crime Mexico has initiated just 29 legal proceedings to reclaim assets linked to organized crime since a 2009 law provided prosecutors with new powers, calling the law's effectiveness into question. |
18Jun2013 | The Killing of Endangered Jaguars Continues in Mexico's Yucatan The Yucatan Times The killing of jaguars by farmers prevails in Yucatan, despite the support that is offered when their animals are attacked by this endangered feline, said the delegate of PROFEPA. |
18Jun2013 | Beyond the Drop: A Short Film From the Five Falls of Chiapas' Rio Tulija Canoe & Kayak Six pro kayakers from around the world meet up in the rainforests of Southern Mexico to run the Rio Tulija. Also known as the Agua Azul, the river features impossibly blue water and a series of five large waterfalls. |
18Jun2013 | In Rural State of Oaxaca, Indigenous Communities Protest Wind Farms Inter Press Service Their protest shows the increasing discontent of Mexican communities with wind energy projects because of their economic, environmental and social consequences. |
18Jun2013 | Is the Mexican Government Failing to Protect Journalists? Anabel Hernandez Thinks So Vice Anabel Hernandez is one of the most decorated journalists in Mexico, and currently reports for the weekly news magazine Proceso and the online magazine Reporte Indigo. |
18Jun2013 | Mexico is Losing a Bit of Its Cultural Heritage McClatchy Mexicans don’t sing as often as they once did. Not at home. Nor when getting their hair cut. Nor at their jobs. |
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