04Nov2016 | A Transportation Geek Previews What a Driverless World Could Look Like TED@UPS Wanis Kabbaj shares exciting concepts like modular, detachable buses, flying taxis and networks of suspended magnetic pods that could help make the dream of a dynamic, driverless world into a reality. |
04Nov2016 | Lawmakers Want to Crackdown on Mexican TV Shows that Glamorize Drug Cartels The Guardian Mexican politicians and conservative activists are demanding that television shows about the drugs trade be banned before midnight to spare impressionable young people from exposure to the gratuitous violence and lavish lifestyles of mafia kingpins. |
04Nov2016 | Forests, Locals Harmed in Mexico's Avocado Boom Agence France-Presse From toasts to sushi... Avocados are everywhere. But in Mexico, the fruit’s top exporter, illegal farming is destroying the environment and putting people’s health at risk. |
04Nov2016 | Bank of Mexico Governor Prepares Economic Plans for US Election Results China Christian Daily The Bank of Mexico's Governor Agustin Carstens says that the country is now preparing contingency plans for a possible "adverse" result of the US presidential elections. |
04Nov2016 | Officials Appear to be Telling a Misleading Story About Crime Rates in Mexico Business Insider Mexican state governments have consistently manipulated crime data to give the appearance that high-level crime has fallen, according to preliminary report findings by nonprofit statistics agency. |
04Nov2016 | Mexico's Jewish Envoy Gets Smacked by His Community and Fired by His Government Forward October was a tough month for Andres Roemer - Mexico’s now former ambassador to UNESCO and a highly public, if controversial, member of Mexico’s Jewish community. |
04Nov2016 | What You Need to Know About US Passport Changes McClatchy If you have an international vacation coming up and your passport expires in the next few months, you should renew it now to avoid getting caught in a backlog. |
03Nov2016 | State-of-the-Art L'Aquarium in Playa del Carmen is Mexico Caribbean's First Riviera Maya News Playa del Carmen now has the first state-of-the-art aquarium on this side of the country. Offering more than 200 marine species in 45 exhibitions, visitors to the aquarium will learn about the marine world and conservation of the environment. |
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