03Nov2016 | Yet Another Attack on the Press in Mexico as Reporter's House Burnt to the Ground PanAm Post The home of journalist Pedro Tamayo was burnt to the ground in Mexico this early this week. Tamayo was killed July 21, and his wife Alicia Blanco and their children, who still live there, were out of the house when the fire was lit intentionally. |
03Nov2016 | Upcoming US Election Causes Embarassment for Some Expats in Mexico Reuters Presidential elections back home don't normally interest them all that much. Now they say they're feeling extremely uncomfortable given the repeated references to Mexico, particularly by Republican contender Donald Trump. |
03Nov2016 | Wizeline Launches Tuition-Free AI Academy in Mexico Techseen Wizeline's AI Academy in Guadalajara will offer tuition-free coursework on AI, machine learning and other advanced software engineering skills and technologies. |
03Nov2016 | Shelters on Southern Border Overflow as More Central American Migrants Opt to Stay IRIN For years, Central Americans have passed through Tapachula, near Mexico’s southern border with Guatemala, en route to the US in search of a better life. But nowadays, the city’s migrant shelters are overflowing with families seeking refuge. |
03Nov2016 | How We'll Make a Living When Robots Take Our Jobs FW: Thinking 3D printing. Artificial intelligence. Automation. These ideas have the potential to revolutionize our world. But how will we make a living in a world where more of our work is left to the cold, robotic hands of automated machinery? |
03Nov2016 | Awareness Raised for Millions of Mexicans with 'Doubly Undocumented' Status Golden Gate Xpress At least 10 percent of people in Mexico are invisible because they lack documentation to prove they exist. This means that these individuals cannot legally marry, enroll in school, travel outside of the country or even prove their identity. |
03Nov2016 | They Call Her La Santa Muerte, But She's No Saint Eurasia Review The skeletal female figure has a growing devotion in Mexico, Central America, and some places in the United States, but don’t be fooled by the Mary-like veil or the holy-sounding name. |
03Nov2016 | Over Next Decade, Mexico's Soda Tax Could Save Thousands of Lives Business Insider We live in a world where bubbly sugar water is a massive global industry. And excess sugar is terrible for the human body. So it's not surprising that policy programs to reduce soda consumption would save lives. |
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