30Dec2016 | Global Press Freedom Has Taken an 'Unbelievable' Hit This Year The Huffington Post Media freedom has undergone a “deep and disturbing†decline in several parts of the world and at the global level this year, according to a new release from Reporters Without Borders. |
30Dec2016 | Jalisco New Generation Cartel Is Now the Largest Criminal Group in Mexico In Homeland Security An organization that started out as a Sinaloa offshoot comprised of deserters from the now-defunct Milenio cartel is now the most powerful trafficking entity in Mexico. |
29Dec2016 | 'Gasolinazo' Infuriates Mexico and Taints Pena Nieto's Flagship Energy Reform Bloomberg Mexico is bracing for a series of protests as the opposition threatens a “peaceful revolution,†after the government of President Enrique Pena Nieto announced plans to raise gasoline prices by the most in two decades. |
29Dec2016 | Gear Up for Cozumel's Seventh Annual Underwater Photography Fiesta in April Deeper Blue If you’re a novice underwater shutterbug and have had diving the Caribbean on your bucket list, there are a couple of photo festivals in Roatan, Honduras and Cozumel, Mexico already scheduled for next year that you might want to look into. |
29Dec2016 | Study in Mexico to Save Climate from Toxic Cow Burps The Washington Post Research presented last week at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, signals progress on a weird but very important front in the fight against climate change: the battle against burps. |
29Dec2016 | Poachers Arrested by Mexican Navy to Save the Nearly Extinct Vaquita Porpoise Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Six fishing boats engaged in illegal activities were spotted by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society in Mexico's Sea of Cortez, ending in their arrest by the Mexican Navy. |
29Dec2016 | Shortage of Gasoline Spreads to 15 States While Pemex Downplays Delays PanAm Post The shortage of gasoline in Mexico has worsened, as 15 states have now claimed to be without enough fuel to provide for consumer needs. |
29Dec2016 | Traditional Healers Tackle a Building Diabetes Crisis in Indigenous Communities Al Jazeera There is been an increase in the number of people being diagnosed with diabetes in Bolivia. Most sufferers come from indigenous communities who have less access and trust in modern medicines. So authorities are working with ancient healers to help tackle the crisis. |
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