13Apr2016 | Monarch Butterflies Are Not on the Road to Recovery Center for Food Safety As much as we welcome the news of a larger monarch population this year, it is far too soon to declare that monarchs are on the road to recovery. A recent event and a just-released scientific paper confirm our skepticism. |
13Apr2016 | Employees in Mexico Work Long Hours, Lack Educational Background, OECD Finds Bureau of National Affairs Mexicans worked longer hours in 2015 than employees in nearly all other industrialized countries but are still hampered in productivity and earning power by relatively low levels of education. |
13Apr2016 | As Season Opens in Tijuana, Efforts to Ban Bullfighting Run Up Against Culture The Los Angeles Times As Baja resumes bullfighting, Mexicans debate: Is it an art form or a cruel, outdated ritual? Part rodeo, part derby and part tailgate, the Tijuana bullfights are an amalgam of Mexican society in the borderlands. |
13Apr2016 | Waiting for the Mexican Spring: When Will Change Finally Come to Mexico? Fusion Coming back to Mexico always fills me with vitality and hope. Whenever I return, I feel like the country is on the verge of big change. But, inevitably, the change never arrives. |
12Apr2016 | Twitter Unveils LatAm 'First View' Video Ad Platform EFE Mexicans taking a look at their Twitter accounts this week will find a visual novelty on their timeline - a brief advertising video. |
12Apr2016 | It's Time for Some Fresh Thinking on Personal Drug Use in the Americas Human Rights Watch Legalizing the possession of drugs for personal use would probably help alleviate chronic prison overcrowding and allow a fresh approach to the problems of drug dependence. |
12Apr2016 | Merkel and Pena Nieto Talk Cash, Culture and Reforming Mexico's Police Deutsche Welle Angela Merkel has offered Germany's support to help reform Mexico's security forces. The chancellor and President Enrique Pena Nieto also announced a new joint cultural project between Germany and Mexico. |
12Apr2016 | Cuba's Beer Supply Can't Keep Up with Thirsty American Tourists' Demands Time So many American tourists are now traveling to Cuba, the island is running out of beer! Just to meet the new demand, its state-run beer company is in talks to open a new plant. |
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