30Apr2015 | Death Penalty All But Abolished in LatAm as Citizens Face Execution Elsewhere Latin American Herald Tribune Despite the abolition of the death penalty in Latin America, citizens from the region continue to be executed or face execution in other parts of the world, often unleashing diplomatic tensions. |
30Apr2015 | Alcoholism Shortens Lifespan By Nearly a Decade, Long-Term Study Finds The Fix Most are fully aware that heavy drinking is hard on the body, but a new study revealed alcoholism actually reduces one’s lifespan by an average of 7.6 years. |
30Apr2015 | Formula 1: Off the Grid in Mexico City with NBC Sports NBC Sports Group As Formula One journalists, Will Buxton & Jason Swales travel the world to over 18 countries each year covering the sport they love. Join them for a look at Mexico's preparations for its return to modern-day F1 racing in November. |
30Apr2015 | Candidates Release Excruciating and Possibly Illegal Mexican Campaign Videos The Guardian Politics, so the saying goes, is show business for ugly people. But in Mexico, the current mid-term election campaign is more like the early rounds of a Saturday evening TV talent show. |
30Apr2015 | Illegal Border Crossing Decrease Attributed to Mexican Human Rights Violations United Press International The sharp decrease in U.S. illegal border crossings may be attributed Mexican government program allegedly tied to human rights violations. |
30Apr2015 | Mayweather v Pacquaio: Mexico Will See the 'Fight of the Century' for Free allsports.com.gh Both Televisa and Azteca - competitors in Mexico's TV market - will be airing the fight completely free of charge. |
30Apr2015 | Pena Nieto Gets Big Boost from Mexico Central Bank Bloomberg The Mexican government will receive US$2.1 billion in special revenue from the central bank, allowing a spending boost as falling oil prices prompt budget cuts. |
30Apr2015 | Relatives of Missing Mexican Students Say US-Backed Drug War Is Fueling the Violence Democracy Now! Family members of some of the 43 students missing in the Mexican state of Guerrero have traveled across the United States in caravans, calling for President Obama to stop funding the Mexican drug war. |
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