13Nov2017 | Popocatepetl Volcano Spews Plume of Ash Into the Sky Near Mexico City RT.com Popocatepetl erupted three times in the space of 24 hours late last week. The ash, described as “moderate†and “light†by civil protection authorities, fell over the nearby towns of Tetela del Volcan and Ocuituco. |
13Nov2017 | A Government Advertising Monopoly and the Viability of Mexican Media openDemocracy You just have to follow the money trail: who benefits from the 38 million pesos in government advertising that President Enrique Pena Nieto spent, to date? |
13Nov2017 | Sean Baker’s ’The Florida Project’ Wins Mexico’s Los Cabos Film Festival The Hollywood Reporter The Florida Project, a story about a mother and daughter living out a precarious existence in a motel on the outskirts of Disney World, took the top prize at the sixth edition of the Los Cabos Film Fest. |
13Nov2017 | Artificial Intelligence Is Now Just as Good as Doctors at Detecting Disease AskMen Your future robot overlords can now tell when you’re going to die. How? By examining your organs. |
13Nov2017 | Deported US Military Veterans Protest in Ciudad Juarez on US Veterans Day French Press Agency A group of Mexicans who served with the US military in Vietnam and Iraq only to be deported held a Veterans Day protest on Saturday in the border city Ciudad Juarez. |
13Nov2017 | The Climate Has Changed Before. But This Is Different The Guardian Climate change is part of life on planet Earth; however, context is needed to understand past change and the current situation. Archaeology can explain how temperature change of just a few degrees cause extreme weather events, affect crops, and impact human lives. |
13Nov2017 | Report Finds Mexico’s Mega-Projects Favor International Clients Over Indigenous Rights teleSUR Mexico’s rural development shows authorities bulldozing the health and environmental concerns of Indigenous communities in favor of its international clients, a new study found. |
12Nov2017 | Vineyards in Queretaro Attract Hundreds of Thousands of Wine Loving Tourists Riviera Maya News Mexico vineyards are a growing tourist attraction as wineries in the region of Santiago de Queretaro draw record numbers. The Route of Art, Cheese and Wine recorded 700,000 tourists during the last year, putting state wine tourism on the map. |
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