29May2016 | Tens of Thousands of Dissident Teachers Hold 'Mega March' in Mexico City Television del Sur The teachers have tried to discuss the contentious education reform, but the federal government has told them that the president will not discuss it at all. |
28May2016 | YouGov Poll Shows Donald Trump's World Views Make World 'Less Safe' Al Jazeera Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is making the world less safe, and his policies are causing people to view America negatively, according to a global survey in six countries allied with the US. |
28May2016 | Google's New 'Science Journal' App Turns Your Smartphone Into a Laboratory ABC News Google’s Science Journal app is turning Android smartphones into pocket-sized scientific powerhouses, allowing users to conduct a variety of experiments using tools already built into the device. |
28May2016 | US-Mexican Activist Nestora Salgado Seeking Political Asylum in Spain La Jornada Nestora Salgado, the Community Police commander from Guerrero who was released last March after spending two and a half years held in a Nayarit prison, asks support in order to seek political asylum in Spain and settle permanently in this country. |
28May2016 | FIFA Fines Mexico for 'Homophobic Chants' from Fans ESPN FC FIFA, the world football governing body, on Friday decided to impose bans and fines on several football associations for homophobic chants by supporters during the 2018 World Cup qualifiers. |
28May2016 | 'El Chapo' Guzman Wants a Say in Netflix Series About His Life - or He's Suing VICE News A lawyer representing JoaquÃn "El Chapo" Guzman has said that the imprisoned Mexican drug lord will sue Netflix and Univision if they do not obtain his permission to air an upcoming drama series based on his life. |
28May2016 | IMF Approves Expanded Flexible Credit Line for Mexico Reuters The International Monetary Fund has boosted its flexible credit line with Mexico to $88 billion in a bid to support Latin America's No. 2 economy, whose currency has been battered by global volatility. |
28May2016 | Traditional Mexican Recipes Fight the Good Fight Against Obesity and Disease Inter Press Service Araceli Marquez’s meals reflect the wealth of Mexican cuisine and the growing efforts to defend and promote it, in this Latin American country of 122 million people, which is one of the world’s fattest countries, meaning diabetes, hypertension, cardiac and stomach ailments are major problems. |
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