17Dec2016 | Zika Fears Fading, Renewed Interest in Travel to Caribbean and Mexico The New York Times After more than six months of weak traveler demand, the interest in visiting these Zika-affected destinations, in some cases, was immediate and strong. |
17Dec2016 | In Mexico, a Proud Father's Invitation for Daughter's Quinceanera Goes Viral NPR.org A proud dad invited guests to his daughter's 15th birthday party through Facebook. The invite went viral, and now all of Mexico is invited and getting in on the girl's quinceanera. |
17Dec2016 | China, Mexico to Deepen Ties in Trade, Investment World Socialist Web Site As the initial shock of the US election results begins to wear off, Mexican ruling circles are beginning to grope towards a response to the political and economic implications of an incoming Trump administration. |
17Dec2016 | 'Little Civil Wars' Reveal the Social and Political Struggles Transforming Mexico America Economia Low-grade conflicts are proliferating in Mexico. Yet the simmering cauldron fomenting these so-called 'little wars' could also prove transformative. |
17Dec2016 | Despite Efforts by Health Officials, Mexico's Overweight Population Inches Up Agence France-Presse Mexico has one of the worst rates of overweight and obese people in the world, rivaling the United States, rising from 71.2 percent of people over 20 in 2012 to 72.5 percent this year. |
17Dec2016 | Scientists from 11 Countries to Attend EZLN Meeting Prensa Latina The Zapatista Army of National Liberation reported that 11 countries have confirmed their presence at the meeting of the Zapatistas and ConCiencias por la Humanidad, to be held in the Mexican state of Chiapas. |
17Dec2016 | Death at the Border: Danger Stalks Aguilas Volunteers in the Desert KPBS Fronteras Thousands of people have died crossing from Mexico into the US since the large stretches of border fence were built in the 90s. A group of volunteers in San Diego is trying to bring closure to the families of the dead, searching for their bodies at the border. |
17Dec2016 | The Totally Jinxed Map of 150 Global Superstitions Atlas Obscura Superstitions offer a way for humans to shape our destinies - or try to. Many of us follow rituals to stave off bad luck, attract romance, or keep our own inner worlds intact. Now thanks to this interactive map, we can look at 150 of these mini-beliefs across the planet. |
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