23Aug2016 | 9/11 Merged U.S. Immigration and Terrorism Efforts at Latinos' Expense, Study Finds University of Texas After September 11, issues of immigration and terrorism merged, heightening surveillance and radicalizing Latino immigrants as a threat to national security. |
23Aug2016 | Foreign Minister Ruiz Massieu Asks U.S. Congress to Renew Ban on Assault Weapons Xinhua Mexico's Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu has asked the U.S. Congress to restrict the sale of assault weapons as "they cause harm on both sides of the border." |
23Aug2016 | Niagara Falls Added to Booming Zipline Destinations The Canadian Press Niagara Falls is the latest natural wonder to add a zip line, offering honeymooners and everyone else the chance to take an adrenaline-pumping plunge toward churning mist at speeds topping 40 mph. |
22Aug2016 | Team Britannia Alters World Record Attempt Route to Refuel in Manzanillo Team Locals Team Britannia will alter its world record attempt route to refuel in the Mexican port of Manzanillo. |
22Aug2016 | Report Accuses Mexico's President of Plagiarism in Law School Thesis New York Post A scathing report has emerged accusing Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto of plagiarizing nearly one-third of his 1991 undergraduate law thesis. |
22Aug2016 | 26-Year-Old Independent Congressman from Jalisco Is Shaking Up Mexico's Politics Fusion With just a few thousand dollars and an Internet-powered grassroots campaign, a 25-year-old Mexican of Japanese ancestry tapped into discontent with corruption-plagued political parties to make history in last year's midterm elections. |
22Aug2016 | What to Do When Your Dream Website Name Is Taken CNBC When the founders of Tesla Motors set out to prove that electric cars could improve upon gas-powered vehicles, one of the earliest roadblocks they encountered was something much less grandiose - Tesla.com was registered in 1992 by somebody else. |
22Aug2016 | Exhibit Focuses on the History of Racism in Mexico The News Judging by the queue to enter the Museo de la Ciudad de Mexico’s current exhibition, “Imagenes para ver-te: Una exhibicion de racismo en Mexicoâ€, the consequences of colonialism and its enduring history is still a topic of considerable interest in the capital city. |
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