06Aug2016 | American Dream for Many of Latin America's Migrants Is Just a Nightmare World Bulletin For many Latin Americans, the "American dream" refers to making the risky trip north to a new, safe and hopefully prosperous life in the United States. But scores of Central Americans have died this year along the often dangerous trail to the United States. |
06Aug2016 | 2M Photos Used for Sistine Chapel Replica in Mexico Agencia EFE The replica, located beside the Monument of the Revolution in the heart of Mexico City, consists of a three-dimensional structure with giant photographic reproductions of the chapel's interior. |
06Aug2016 | Desertion a Big Problem for Mexico's Armed Forces: 150,000 in 16 Years Mexico News Daily Almost 150,000 military officials of all ranks have deserted from the armed forces during the last 16 years, and many pundits fear they have gone to work for organized crime instead. |
06Aug2016 | To Reverse Damage of Sitting, Take a Brisk, Hour-Long Walk Every Day The Associated Press Scientists analyzing data from more than 1 million people found that it takes about 60 to 75 minutes of “moderate intensity†exercise to undo the damage of sitting for at least eight hours a day. |
06Aug2016 | Lenovo to Ship Laptops with Endless OS in Mexico Liliputing Endless OS has a simple, phone-like user interface and comes with more than 100 apps pre-loaded, including LibreOffice, the Pitivi video editor, GIMP image editor, and educational content including Wikipedia, Khan Academy, and more. |
06Aug2016 | The Hidden Costs of a Possible US-Mexico Trade War Knowledge@Wharton While Mexico is banking more than ever on free-trade, the U.S. may be turning in the opposite direction. |
06Aug2016 | Forced Disappearances Hit Record High Under President Pena Nieto teleSUR At least 13,156 people have been disappeared in Mexico during the past three years of government of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's government, a report by the RNPED has revealed. |
06Aug2016 | This Is Already the Deadliest Year for Journalists in Mexico Since 2010 VICE News Eight journalists were killed in Mexico in the first half of this year, according to a report by the freedom of expression group Article 19. This surpasses the seven killed in all of 2015. |
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