19Feb2017 | Could Marijuana Potentially Become the Next 'Miracle Drug' for Treating Cancer? The Motley Fool GW Pharmaceuticals' latest clinical results show promise for marijuana-based drugs in treating an aggressive form of brain cancer. |
18Feb2017 | Biosphere Reserves in Mexico Expand Conservation Island Conservation In December, Mexico announced the establishment of three new biosphere reserves that will conserve over 2.7 million acres, 21 islands, 97 islets, and the surrounding marine areas. The Pacific Islands Biosphere Reserve will protect islands and the marine environment along the Baja California peninsula. |
18Feb2017 | Annie Leibovitz Looks Through the Lens in Mexico City UBS Annie Leibovit's most enduringly popular series of photographs 'WOMEN' was published in 1999. The exhibition 'WOMEN: New Portraits' reflects the changes in the roles of women today. |
18Feb2017 | 'Their Racism Versus Our Racism': Professor Speaks on Institutionalized Racism in Mexico The Brown and White A lecturer in sociology at the University of Cambridge, Moreno Figueroa speaks about her research on institutionalized racism and the racialization of health and justice in Mexico. |
18Feb2017 | Hundreds of Mexicans Protest on US Border Against Trump's Wall Plan Common Dreams Mexicans formed a "living wall" in the border town of Ciudad Juarez to protest against US President Donald Trump's plans to build a wall along the US-Mexico border |
18Feb2017 | Mexico Says Gasoline Costs to Fall Slightly, Future Prices to Be Set Daily Reuters Mexico's Finance Ministry said on Friday that national gasoline prices would fall 2 Mexican cents per liter on Saturday, but prices would be set daily as the country moves toward a free market in gasoline. |
18Feb2017 | Bill Gates Has Plan to Make Job-Stealing Robots Pay QZ.com Robots are taking human jobs. But Bill Gates believes that governments should tax companies’ use of them, as a way to at least temporarily slow the spread of automation and to fund other types of employment. |
17Feb2017 | Mexican Woman Claims She Was One of 30,000 Stolen from Spain at Birth The Associated Press Ligia Ceballos Franco has filed a complaint with prosecutors in Mexico, claiming that she was stolen as a baby in Spain during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco and handed over to a well-heeled Mexican family who raised her as their own. |
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