27Jan2013 | Giant Floating Airships Could Be Future of Flight The Daily Climate The notion that airships represent the future of air cargo is being revived by a new generation of entrepreneurs some 75 years after a catastrophic fireball brought the industry to a screeching halt. |
27Jan2013 | Temporary Setback for Telmex Pay-TV Ambitions Los Angeles Times The decision by Mexico’s Seventh Court to deny telco Telmex a licence to offer pay-TV services is only “a temporary farewell†to such ambitions, according to analyst firm Monex Grupo Financiero. |
27Jan2013 | A Latina Immigrant's Story of War With Alzheimer's New America Media A daughter describes her battle against the disease that is stealing her mother’s memory - and the federal and state regulations that make it hard for her immigrant mother to get help. |
27Jan2013 | 34,000 Signatures Will Be Delivered to Harvard Against Calderon Appointment La Jornada Tuesday 34,000 signatures supporting the petition to revoke the appointment of former President Felipe Calderón will be delivered to the president of Harvard University, Drew Gilpini Faust, and David T. Ellwood, dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government. |
27Jan2013 | Andres Oppenheimer: Gun Violence in US Cities Compared to the Deadliest Nations in the World The Miami Herald, While the US mainstream media run hair-raising stories about the violence in Mexico, most major US cities have much higher gun-related murder rates. Compared with Washington, DC, New Orleans, Detroit or Miami, Mexico looks like peace-loving Switzerland. |
26Jan2013 | Cancun Tops Spring Break List for STA Travel Associated Press No surprise here: The Mexican beach resort of Cancun tops the list of spring break destinations for customers of STA Travel, which specializes in travel for students, college-age and young adult travelers. |
26Jan2013 | Mass Human Sacrifice? Ancient Skulls Found in Mexican Field LiveScience Archaeologists have unearthed a trove of skulls in Mexico that may have once belonged to human sacrifice victims. The skulls, which date between the year 600 and 850, may also shatter existing notions about the ancient culture of the area. |
26Jan2013 | Want to Get Involved Stopping Child Labor? There's an App for That The Christian Science Monitor A smartphone app in Colombia uses crowdsourcing to document and fight child labor. Whenever users see a child working they can take a picture, log the location, and the app sends it to Colombia's child welfare agency. |
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