26Nov2016 | Nanofarm Promises Little Work, Lots of Fresh Produce TakePart For many city-dwelling apartment renters, securing a home with a sprig of green space is a tall order, let alone a place that gets enough sunshine or rain to cultivate a fresh vegetable garden. A pair of designers have found a way to bring farms to homes - no outdoor space required. |
26Nov2016 | How DEA Informers Sparked a Massacre of Anyone with the Wrong Last Name in Mexico The Daily Beast Two Zeta underlings, whom the Zetas accused of stealing millions, had doomed hundreds who shared their last names to death, while retreating into the protective arms of the U.S. government as informants for the United States Drug Enforcement Agency. |
26Nov2016 | Oxford Dictionaries Names 'Post-Truth' Word of Year The Guardian US election and EU referendum have driven the popularity of an adjective describing situation ‘in which objective facts are less influential than appeals to emotion.’ |
26Nov2016 | Coparmex Proposes Raising Minimum Daily Wage Mexico News Daily Described by some as a bold move, the Mexican Employers Federation proposed that the minimum daily wage be increased from its current level of 73.04 pesos per day to 89.35 pesos before the end of 2017. |
26Nov2016 | Survey Shows Majority of Mexicans Are Still Negative About President-Elect Trump Reuters An overwhelming majority of Mexicans hold a negative view of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, but most believe their own president should meet with him to defend the country's interests. |
26Nov2016 | Loved and Loathed, Death of Ex-Cuban Leader Fidel Castro Brings Joy and Grief BBC The death of Fidel Castro triggered both celebration and mourning, as critics welcomed his passing while supporters grieved for the polarizing strongman who dominated Cuba for decades. |
25Nov2016 | For Many US Immigrants from Mexico, There's No Other 'Home' to Go Back to The Washington Post The real goal behind President-elect Trump’s proposed draconian measures against the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States is not forceful expulsion, but mass self-deportation: returning to their countries of origin, unwelcoming as they might be. |
25Nov2016 | 'Fear Paralyzes You': Judges Admit to Feeling the Heat from Mexican Criminal Groups Insight Crime The violence against judges has instigated a climate of fear in Mexico that has impacted the proper functioning of the country's justice system. Judges cannot make impartial rulings if they feel that criminal groups will retaliate violently. |
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