11 octubre 2015: los premios Nobel 2015 Resumen de algunas de las notas más relevantes de la semana que concluye, así como propuestas para la semana que arranca. TopNews Nasa: Plutón tiene agua congelada y cielo azul

1.- México rebasa a Brasil como motor de AL; expertos destacan reformas 2.- Formalizan fiscalía para desaparecidos en México 3.- Sedena: no se recibió a expertos de CIDH porque no tienen jurisdicción 4.- Senado envía a Peña Nieto 38 preguntas sobre Tercer Informe 5.- Llegan de EU 70% de armas usadas en México 6.- En medio de secretos, firman EU y 11 países acuerdo transpacífico 7.- Obama se disculpa con Médicos sin Fronteras por bombardeo de su hospital en Afganistán 8.- Rusia ataca al Estado Islámico en Siria con misiles desde el Mar Caspio ESPECIAL PREMIOS NOBEL 9.- Creadores de terapias contra la elefantiasis y la malaria ganan premio Nobel de Medicina 10.- Nobel de Física para científicos que ayudaron a entender mejor la materia y el Universo 11.- Nobel de Química para investigadores que explicaron los mecanismos de la reparación del

ADN 12.- Premio Nobel de la Paz para la transición democrática en Túnez 13.- Svetlana Alexievich, una periodista, gana el Premio Nobel de Literatura

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Cartelera Algunas de las mejores películas en exhibición en México (calificación en IMDB y MetaScore) 1.- The Martian (8,3 - 81)

2.- Straight Outta Compton (8,2 - 72)

3.- Snowpiercer (7,0 - 84)

4.- The walk (7,9 - 70)

5.- Everest (7,4 - 64)

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Mexico drinks more alcohol than India, despite having only 10% of India's population

=ARTÍCULOS DE FONDO= 20 New Lines from The Epic of Gilgamesh Discovered in Iraq, Adding New Details to the Story The Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the oldest narratives in the world, got a surprise update last month when the Sulaymaniyah Museum in the Kurdistan region of Iraq announced that it had discovered 20 new lines of the Babylonian-Era poem of gods, mortals, and monsters. Since the poem has existed in fragments since the 18th century BC, there has always been the possibility that more would turn up. And yet the version we’re familiar with — the one discovered in 1853 in Nineveh — hasn’t changed very much over recent decades. The text remained fairly fixed — that is, until the fall of Baghdad in 2003 and the intense looting that followed yielded something new.

The War Erdoğan Wants Turkey is increasingly drifting into a civil war. Led by the Justice and Development Party (AKP) provisional government, the politics of violence have escalated since the June 7 general elections. Today, the peace process between the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and the Turkish state has come to a halt and war has started again.

Archaeological site in Mexico reveals sacrifice and cannibalization of Spanish conquistadors Excavations at the Zultepec-Tecoaque archaeological site in Tlaxcala, Mexico, have revealed that indigenous Acolhuas peoples of Mexico captured a caravan of 550 conquistadors and their allies in 1520, kept them in captivity, and ate them over a period of nine months. It is believed the conquistadors were sacrificed to seek protection from their deities against the arrival of invaders.

The lost art of getting lost Technology means maps and directions are constantly at hand, and getting lost is more unlikely than ever before. While for many this is a thing of joy, Stephen Smith asks if we may be missing out.

This couple lives on 6% of their income so they can give $100,000 a year to charity Julia Wise is a social worker and her husband, Jeff Kaufman, is a software engineer. In 2013, their combined income was just under $245,000, putting them in the top 10% of US households. And yet, excluding taxes and savings, they lived on just $15,280, or 6.25% of their income. What happened to the rest of their income, just under $100,000? They gave it to charity. That’s 40% of their pre-tax earnings, and it’s not a one-off: They’ve donated a comparable percentage every year since 2008.

Why Japanese Kids Can Walk to School Alone Even in big cities like Tokyo, small children take the subway and run errands by themselves. The reason has a lot to do with group dynamics.

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