18Nov2016 | Researchers Reveal How the Yucatan's Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Shook and Shaped the Earth The Conversation The asteroid thought to have killed the dinosaurs smashed into the Earth with a billion times more energy than the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Many believe the impact caused a mass extinction, wiping out the dinosaurs on land and numerous lifeforms in the oceans. |
18Nov2016 | 'An Upper-Class Picnic': The Mexican Elite's Curious Love Affair with the NFL The Guardian There will be few working-class fans inside Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca when the Oakland Raiders face the Houston Texans on Monday night. Mexicans on a minimum-wage salary would have to work for over nine days to afford the cheapest tickets. |
18Nov2016 | Water in Plain Sight: Hope for a Thirsty World Amazon.com Water scarcity is on everyone's mind. Long taken for granted, water availability has entered the realm of economics, politics, and people's food and lifestyle choices. |
18Nov2016 | Ballet Dancers Make Mexico City Their Stage in Stunning Photo Series Mashable Comments about the people of Mexico and minorities around the world, have shocked many. They've also inspired one man to set out and capture the beauty of Mexico and its people on camera. |
18Nov2016 | Thieves Riding Donkeys Steal Sea Turtle Eggs on Southern Mexican Beach The Associated Press On the same day that a Mexican sea turtles were released to the sea, thieves stole newly deposited eggs from nests. |
18Nov2016 | Trump's Offensive Against Undocumented Migrants Will Fuel Migration Crisis Inter Press Service While they digest the triumph by Trump and his Republican Party, migrant rights organizations and governments in Latin America fear a major migration crisis. |
18Nov2016 | Mexico Central Bank Hikes Rates to Over 7-Year High Business Insider Banxico, as the central bank is usually called, hiked rates to 5.25%, up from 4.75%, as economists were expecting. This is the bank's highest rate since 2009. |
17Nov2016 | Hundreds of Haitians Stuck in Mexico Waiting to Cross the Border Cronkite News Mexico has served as a liaison for desperate Haitians trying to reach the U.S. In Nogales, more than 160 Haitians have signed up for appointments with U.S. authorities according to a Mexican immigration official. |
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