08Oct2016 | Health Authorities in Mexico Report Cases of Zika Linked Guillain-Barre Syndrome Fox News Health Five cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome associated with the Zika virus infection have been confirmed in Mexico, the country's Secretary of Health said this week. |
08Oct2016 | LatAm Countries Are Warming Up to Bitcoin Loans The Merkle Latin America is one of the regions on this planet where the financial situation grows more dire every day. This has attracted the attention of Bitcoin lending platforms, as they could make a huge impact on the market. |
08Oct2016 | Mexicans Mock Their New 911 Emergency Number with Brilliant Memes Fusion Mexico’s new 911 emergency number began operating in 16 states this month, and the Mexican internet is already mocking the new emergency number through a new flurry of memes. |
08Oct2016 | Hurricane Matthew Death Toll Passes 800 in Haiti: Here's How You Can Help Reuters Hurricane Matthew killed more than 800 people and left tens of thousands homeless in its rampage through Haiti earlier this week. The watchdog Charity Navigator has created one place where donors can go. |
07Oct2016 | How a Bachelorette Party Video Unveiled Mexico's Deepest Social Constraints Fusion A viral video of a young woman making out with a young man during a drunken bachelorette party is stirring a public debate on fidelity, social media shaming, and society’s double standards on female sexuality. All that from one kiss. |
07Oct2016 | Haitians Mass in Tijuana Despite New United States Deportation Policy The Associated Press A crowd of about 1,000 Haitians shouted and shoved at the door of Mexico's immigration agency at the U.S. border, which has found itself an unhappy gateway for thousands of would-be migrants in recent months hoping to cross into the United States. |
07Oct2016 | As Market Opens Up, Mexican Gas Stations Want Price Control Lifted Across the Country PanAm Post Representatives of the oil sector think liberalizing oil prices will create greater competition and investments in the energy market. |
07Oct2016 | Despite All Its Struggles, Acapulco Still Sparkles Chicago Tribune Sorry, but for this story we'll skip the standard references to Elizabeth Taylor's third wedding, JFK's honeymoon and cliff divers. Acapulco. Gorgeous, still - much of it. But it has problems. |
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