19Mar2017 | Ancient Maya Built a Hurricane Early-Warning System UNISDR Mexico’s historical Maya civilization created not only a written language and a binary mathematical system, but also a hurricane warning system that still works today. |
19Mar2017 | CDMX Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera to Decide on Presidential Run by Year's End Bloomberg Mexico City’s mayor plans to decide by the end of the year whether to run for president in 2018, saying his decision will depend on the support of "the people" and the potential for a broad citizens’ movement. |
19Mar2017 | Photography Project Urges Mexicans Never to Forget Crimes that Have Gone Unpunished Global Voices Photographer Pablo Tonatiuh Alvarez Reyes has created “Sin Olvido†(Without Forgetting), a series of striking photomontages to highlight cases of unsolved crimes in Mexico. |
19Mar2017 | Tourists Seeking Affordable Hotel Rooms in Havana Face Tough Challenge ABC News A vacation in Havana is not the bargain that some American tourists were hoping for with the new availability of economy flights to the island. Along with the high demand for hotel rooms comes the shortage and the high prices. |
18Mar2017 | Detentions of Mexicans Trying to Enter Canada Rise to Record Numbers Digital Journal Canada has detained more Mexicans trying to enter the country so far in 2017 than have been taken into custody in each of the past three years. |
18Mar2017 | US Releases Hundreds of Nuclear Bomb Test Videos AskMen Between 1945 and 1962, the US conducted 210 atmospheric nuclear tests, each with multiple cameras capturing the explosions at 2,400 frames per second. Now, some of those estimated 10,000 films have been made available on the LLNL’s YouTube page. |
18Mar2017 | Chumel Torres Brings the Intersection of Comedy and Journalism to Latin America Knight Center Chumel Torres is not a journalist. Nevertheless, his comedy, which is based on commentary of news, culture and politics, is consumed by hundreds of thousands of Latin Americans. |
18Mar2017 | A Colorful Spectacle at Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico Buzznet The 4th annual Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico recently kicked off in Mexico City for a beloved two-day celebration of neon art installations, eight thrilling carnival rides and six newly designed stage productions hosting performances from over 90 globally acclaimed artists. |
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