28Oct2016 | Over Half of Mexico's Homicides Are Perpetrated by Organized Crime: Report InSight Crime A study linking a percentage of Mexico's homicides to organized crime offers a different view of the rising violence depicted through government homicide figures, which do not discriminate between all killings and those related to criminal groups. |
28Oct2016 | In One Mexican Town, Goats Provide the Lifeblood of Its Identity and Tradition Fox News Latino Every October, Huajuapan, a town in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, is taken over by a bloody festival of slaughtering goats to cure the meat that involves all the residents. |
28Oct2016 | This Border Wall Rendered by a Mexican Design Firm Shows 'All Its Gorgeous Perversity' Quartz Plenty of politicians and academic types have condemned the border wall Donald Trump wants to build between the US and Mexico as a folly. But it’s hard to imagine any words carrying the weight of the massive and very pink barrier designed by a Mexican architectural firm. |
28Oct2016 | Eyesight, Memory Loss and Lack of Energy Are Leading Concerns Around Aging The Financial Internationally, the top five physical conditions that people worry most about having, either now or as they age, are eyesight getting poorer, not being as mentally alert, lacking energy, having trouble taking care of themselves physically, and being unable to walk or drive. |
28Oct2016 | Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage Spotlights Deep Social Divide in Mexico Harvard Political Review While the scene is brightening for Mexico’s L.G.B.T. population, the pro-equality policy movement - led by the president - must first reckon with a vocal opposition movement, headed by the Catholic Church. |
28Oct2016 | Jose Cuervo Delays IPO Filing Until After US Election wochit Business Mexico's Jose Cuervo, the world's biggest tequila producer, has delayed its planned initial public offering and will wait until after the U.S. presidential election before going ahead. |
28Oct2016 | Mexico Joins International Community to Vote 'NO' to Continued Blockade of Cuba Radio Caden Agramonte The vast majority of the international community, represented at the UN General Assembly, voted this week in favor of a resolution, urging the U.S. government to repeal its nearly six decades-old blockade policy towards Cuba. |
28Oct2016 | Uber Imagines a Jetsons-Like Future Filled with On-Demand Flying Cars Newsweek By the year 2030, the skies will be filled with autonomous drones capable of picking you up and carrying you above the traffic to your destination - at least if Uber has its way. |
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