Animals
Nineteen feral cats living in Mexico’s National Palace have been adopted by the government and President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has declared them “living fixed assets”, the first animals to be designated such under Mexican law. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published April 23rd, 2024, on Mexico News Report.
The vaquita, an aquatic mammal which only exists in one small area of Mexico, is on the brink of extinction. Can it still be saved, or is it too late? For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published November 7th, 2022, on Pulse News Mexico.
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Mazatlan located in the state of Sinaloa, on Mexico’s Pacific coast, across the water from and about even with, the southern extremity of the Baja California peninsula. My wife and I two boys and I took a family trip to Mazatlan, and had an enjoyable time. For the entire article (with photographs) click here. Article […]
When bears get hungry they come down from the moutains seeking food. In northern Mexico there have been several such bear incidents in the past few years. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published August 28th, 2017 on Mexidata.info.
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An aquatic animal known as the vaquita, which only exists in one small area of Mexico, is on the verge of extinction. In fact, it may be down to about thirty individuals or less. Can it still be saved? For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published April 10th, 2017, on Mexidata.
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The vaquita, an aquatic mammal which only exists in one small area of Mexico, is on the verge of extinction. Can it still be saved? The vaquita, which in Spanish means “little cow,” is a type of porpoise endemic to Mexico. It’s the smallest and rarest type of porpoise. Its scientific name is Phocoena sinus. For […]
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There’s an election going on in Mexico City, and this time it’s not for the city or national government, but to select a name for a giraffe calf born at Mexico City’s Chapultepec Zoo. The male giraffe calf was born on April 19th, 2015, weighing at birth nearly 50 kilograms (that’s 110 pounds for those […]
Oxford University is the oldest university in England and in the entire Anglosphere. Oxford University Press is the world’s largest university publisher. This prestigious publisher has now decreed that the children’s books and schoolbooks it publishes cannot mention pigs or pork products. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, […]
My 14-year old son David is a member of the FFA chapter at our school, and recently showed two pigs at the local and county livestock shows. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published on VDARE.COM on April 11th, 2014.
The management of taxation is a difficult thing in any country. It involves a number of competing interests, trade-offs and compromises. Who do you tax, how do you tax, which sectors are to be taxed? Is taxation merely a form of government revenue collection or is it also to be used as a method of social engineering? […]
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