30Dec2016 | Underwater Volcano Offers Geologists Rare Look at Eruption in Real Time National Geographic Axial Seamount off the Oregon coast gave geologists the show of a lifetime thanks to careful predictions and a network of sunken sensors. |
30Dec2016 | Ten Inspiring Shorts from 2016 Celebrate Indigenous Culture Through Animated Film Intercontinental Cry This year was particularly exciting for indigenous film. Among the hundreds of feature films, documentaries and television shows that indigenous filmmakers made in 2016, indigenous nations started releasing their own independently-produced films to tell their own stories in their own words and languages. |
30Dec2016 | UAEM: Food Security Is Not Guaranteed to a Large Segment of the Population The News According to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography at least 9.1 per cent of the adults in the State of Mexico have lacked foodstuffs due to economic circumstances, while 6.4 per cent of children under 18 have missed a meal a day for the same reasons. |
30Dec2016 | App Finds Locals to Party with When You're Traveling SnapMunk The app has garnered more than 100,000 users spread across 150 countries so far, so the likelihood of it helping connect travelers and locals is already pretty high and growing. |
30Dec2016 | Xcaret Aids in Wild Scarlet Repopulation in Mexico Experiencias Xcaret A species ravaged by its own environment has come full-circle. Because of environmental efforts led by the National Autonomous University of Mexico, non-profit organizations, state and federal authorities, and Xcaret Park, the Macaw is thriving once again. |
30Dec2016 | Military Has Failed to Release Data on Killings of Mexican Civilians InSight Crime For the past four years, the army has refused to reveal the number of civilians killed by members of the military. The justification offered is that "the army's jurisdiction is not entitled to possess information" on such matters. |
30Dec2016 | Weakened US-Mexico Border Security Due to Millions of Dollars in Bribes PanAm Post The New York Times conducted an investigation into the internal records of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which reveals that millions of dollars in bribes have weakened the security of the US-Mexico border. |
30Dec2016 | UNAM Study Reveals That Adequate Housing Remains a Challenge in Mexico Mexico News Daily A study by the National Autonomous University of Mexico offers a snapshot of housing, revealing deficiencies and inadequacies. |
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