OAS Voice's Election Observer Serious Concerns on Mexican Controversial Judicial Elections

OAS Voice's Election Observer Serious Concerns on Mexican Controversial Judicial Elections

Mexico City (AP) – The election regulator of the U.S. state organization expressed concerns Friday about the low turnout for Mexico's historic and controversial judicial elections, suggesting that American countries do not follow their path. The election mission said in a report that the June 1 election was “extremely complex” and “polarized” and marked by…

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Researchers say

Researchers say

Water sharing between Canada and the United States has long been a controversial issue. In 2005, former Alberta Prime Minister Peter Lougheed warned Share Canadian water supply Related to the United States, this shows that Alberta's most important resource is water, not oil and gas. “We should communicate to the United States very quickly,” Lougheed…

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Scientists warn that if there are 1,000 feet of “Mega-Tsunami” Spurs on the effective failure line, it could erase part of the U.S. from the map

Scientists warn that if there are 1,000 feet of “Mega-Tsunami” Spurs on the effective failure line, it could erase part of the U.S. from the map

Scientists warn that if an earthquake strong enough hits a specific active fault line over the next 50 years, the 1,000-foot-tall “Mega Tsunami” could be wiped from the map. If Alaska, Hawaii and part of the west coast of the continental United States, if it erupts along the Cascadia subduction zone, it is a fault…

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