16Oct2012 | Global Noise: Worldwide Protests Against Debt and Austerity The Nation Demonstrators across the globe in more than thirty countries called for the end of austerity over the weekend. Banging pots and pans, hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the streets as part of "Global Noise" day, carrying placards saying, "We don’t owe, we won’t pay." |
16Oct2012 | Scott Summit Creates the World's First 3D-Printed Acoustic Guitar Bloomberg News Scott Summit does unusual things on his vacations. For instance, he just spent a week up in the mountains, taking in the majestic scenery and all that, but also sitting at his laptop creating a 3D model of his ideal guitar. |
16Oct2012 | Remittances From the US are Down and Mexican Families Feel the Pain ABC/Univision Mexicans are receiving less cash from their relatives in the U.S, and this has hit some families hard. According to Mexico's Central Bank remittances fell by 11% from August 2011, to August 2012. |
16Oct2012 | Mexico Embraces Controversial HPV Vaccine for Young Girls, US Less Enthusiastic CityWatch Mexico has followed Greece’s 2007 lead, making HPV vaccinations mandatory for girls ages 11 and 12. It is quite troubling that a long term study on the vaccine has not been under way for their version of the vaccine. |
16Oct2012 | 60 Hurt in Crackdown on Protesting Students EFE Around 60 people were hurt and more than 100 arrested Monday when Mexican federal police stormed three schools in the western state of Michoacan where students were holding dozens of commandeered vehicles, authorities said. |
16Oct2012 | US Press Should Look to Examples Set by Foreign Journalists Daily Wildcat If journalists can follow Mexico’s examples by being bold and accountable not to the government, but to readers, viewers and citizens, the U.S. press can rise from being one of America’s least trusted institutions to one of the highest. |
16Oct2012 | Incredibly Rare White Lion Born in Leon Makes Its Debut at One Month Daily Mail UK An extremely rare snow white lion cub met the media on Monday, its first official appearance since it was born on September 14. |
16Oct2012 | Scotiabank Takes Aim at Mexico's Middle Class The Financial Times Bank of Nova Scotia's new chief in Mexico, Troy Wright, is enthusiastic about the growing purchasing power of Mexico's middle class. |
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