30May2017 | Introducing the First eBike That Fits in Your Backpack SnapMunk No need to get the subway or spend money on parking, the carbon fiber S1 is easily folded in five seconds and is light enough to fit in a backpack. City travel can now be easy and fun. |
30May2017 | Cash-Strapped Seniors Are Turning to Assisted Living Centers in Mexico NPR People are living longer, which means they need their retirement savings to stretch further than before. Some retirees are choosing an unusual option to make their money last longer. They are moving to assisted living centers in Mexico. |
30May2017 | How Two Millennial Women Made Over $130K While Traveling the World Full-Time Forbes The goal was to build online businesses that gave us the freedom to travel, be our own boss and genuinely enjoy this one life we’re given. |
30May2017 | Mexican Filmmaker Franco Wins Third Time at Cannes Mexico News Daily Michel Franco’s latest film, April’s Daughter, won the Jury Prize in a section of the festival called Un Certain Regard, intended for films that tell their stories in non-traditional ways. |
30May2017 | For Sixth Mass Extinction, We Can Thank Humankind Fusion “This time, humans are the asteroid.†The New Yorker journalist Elizabeth Kolbert says we may be triggering a mass extinction on earth. Here’s why. |
30May2017 | There’s a Long Tradition of Anti-Americanism in Mexican Politics, and It’s Making a Comeback Slate Mexico today is ripe for overt gringophobia, and two singular forces are making it so. One is US president Donald J. Trump. The other force is nationalist-populist stalwart of the left, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. |
30May2017 | GOP Proposes Remittance Tax, Mainly on Latinos, to Pay for Border Wall NPR It’s called the Border Wall Funding Act of 2017, introduced on March 30 by Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Ala. And it would put a 2 percent tax on all person-to-person wire transfers to Mexico, the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean. |
30May2017 | Increasing Drug Cartel Violence in Guerrero Forces Citizens to Take Up Arms Newsweek Citizens in Mexico’s Guerrero state are so sick of violence in the region they are taking up arms to protect themselves from drug cartels. |
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