08Apr2015 | DEA Secretly Tracked Billions of Calls for Decades USA Today A now-defunct surveillance program from the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Justice Department collected billions of phone records of Americans calling people in more than 100 other countries, including neighbors like Canada, Mexico and most of South and Central America. |
08Apr2015 | Armed Robbers in Mexico Loot $8.5 Million in Gold from Canadian Miner The Globe Armed robbers have looted about $8.5-million (U.S.) worth of gold from a Canadian mining company in Mexico. |
08Apr2015 | Isla Mujeres to Hold 8th Annual Whale Shark Festival BYM News Last year 5,000 people attended the family-friendly Whale Shark Festival, where guests can swim with whale sharks, the largest fish in the ocean and an endangered species. |
08Apr2015 | Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon Sparks Twitter Buzz by Flying Coach Fusion Mexican Twitter is humming after a user posted a runway selfie showing former Mexican president Felipe Calderon sitting behind him in coach class on a flight from Mexico City to Acapulco. |
08Apr2015 | Metallica Gets Covered by Young Sisters in Mexico NBC News Young sisters Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra, who hail from Monterrey, Mexico, are raising money to attend music school in the United States - and drawing international attention for their proficient cover of one of the Bay Area's biggest bands. |
08Apr2015 | Latin America Remains Silent on Venezuela as US Airs Rights Concerns The Associated Press From Mexico to Brazil, leaders in Latin America have largely kept silent amid charges of human rights abuses in Venezuela and are unlikely to speak out against their neighbor at this week's Summit of the Americas. |
07Apr2015 | Scotiabank Possible Bidder for HSBC's Mexico Unit Bloomberg As the seventh largest lender in Mexico with a 6% market share, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Bank of Nova Scotia make a move to boost its presence in the country. |
07Apr2015 | Quest for Answers as Fight Against Organized Crime in Mexico Still Ongoing CCTV America Over six months later and a group of 43 students that went missing in Mexico are still nowhere to be found. The case highlights a broader issue in Mexico, and that is the fight against crime. |
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