21Oct2016 | Mexico to Hold Day of the Dead Parade Inspired by 007 Agence France-Presse The opening scene of the movie "Spectre" shows James Bond chasing a bad guy through a Day of the Dead parade in Mexico City - except there has never been such a procession. But life is about to imitate art. |
21Oct2016 | Are These Food Computers the Future of Agriculture? National Geographic An MIT researcher has developed a computer that can create the perfect climate to grow food. The computer controls the temperature, humidity, and light and records the optimal conditions to yield the best flavor and nutrient density. |
21Oct2016 | Demand in Mexico for Potent California Marijuana Creates Southbound Smuggling KPBS California’s cultivation of marijuana has created an unprecedented phenomenon: southbound smuggling of the drug across the U.S.-Mexico border. |
21Oct2016 | We Can No Longer Turn a Blind Eye to Murders of Transgender Women in Mexico The Huffington Post Paola Ledezma, Itzel Duran and Alessa Flores are the names of three transgender women murdered in Mexico in the past two weeks. The responsibility for these murders goes beyond those who shot, stabbed and strangled them. We are complicit as a society. |
21Oct2016 | Uber Is Launching Its Own Debit Card in Mexico to Get More People to Take Rides Business Insider Ride-hailing app Uber is partnering with MasterCard and Bankaool to launch its own debit cards. The move is aimed at getting more people to use Uber in Mexico, where some card providers do not let customers use their cards for e-commerce or online payments. |
21Oct2016 | Some Mexican Ceramics Serve Up Lead Poisoning HealthDay News A charming ceramic reminder of a Mexican vacation could end up giving you lead poisoning, a new study warns. The issue has long been on the radar of public health professionals, but was highlighted recently by the lead poisoning of a 55-year-old Canadian woman. |
21Oct2016 | Judge Backs US Extradition of Mexican Drug Lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Deutsche Welle A Mexican judge has rejected a set of appeals against extradition to the US from drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman. The cartel boss, who faces charges including murder north of the border, still has room for appeal. |
21Oct2016 | Negligent Central American Leaders Fuel Deepening Refugee Crisis Inter Press Service More people are murdered in Central America’s “Northern Triangle†– as El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are jointly known – than in most conflict zones. |
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