06Apr2017 | Twitter Creates 'Lite' Version for Data-Starved Users Reuters Twitter Inc is launching a faster version of its mobile service aimed at people with sporadic connections or little data on their smartphone plans. |
06Apr2017 | Experts Debate Causes and Consequences of High Cesarean Birth Rates in Mexico Health Affairs The April issue of Health Affairs includes an analysis of cesarean birth rates in Mexico, the country in the Americas with the second-highest prevalence of cesarean deliveries second only to Brazil. |
06Apr2017 | President Pena Nieto Calls Criticism of Military 'Unacceptable' in Speech Before 32,000 Soldiers WSWS.org Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto fervently defended the Mexican military in the wake of criticisms about the military’s record of human rights abuses by politicians and civil organizations as the government prepares to legalize and expand its participation in domestic operations. |
06Apr2017 | State of Nayarit's Drop in Crime Seemed Too Good to Be True – Because It Was The Guardian The reduction in drug violence in Mexico’s Nayarit state was widely praised, until the ‘hero’ behind it was accused of working with organized crime. |
06Apr2017 | Study Finds Mexican Searches for Canada Jobs Spike BNN Mexican job seekers are finding Canada more attractive since Donald Trump was elected U.S. president, a new report says. |
06Apr2017 | #NoEsDeHombres: Mexico City Campaign Against Sexual Harrassment Goes Viral Xinhua Mexico City’s video campaign against sexual harassment has gone viral, getting over 20 million plays online in less than two weeks, UN Women Mexico announced on Wednesday. |
06Apr2017 | Art of Transforming a Mexican Shantytown's Houses Straits Times Palmitas, a hardscrabble neighborhood in the Mexican city of Pachuca, used to have a reputation as a battleground where gangs fought deadly turf wars. But recently, it has gained a far more welcome kind of attention. |
06Apr2017 | This Day in History Marks Centennial of US Entry Into the 'Great War' VOA News he United States formally entered World War I a hundred years ago, on April 6, 1917. The nation set aside its posture of neutrality nearly three years after the start of the bloody conflict that came to be known as the "Great War." |
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