18Mar2015 | California Vigilante: The Family Man Fighting the Drug Cartels in Mexico The Guardian Antonio Guiterrez's been kidnapped by the cartels once already, but as the government tries to retake control of the region from cartels and Autodefensas, can he protect his family and his region? Is he motivated by taking care of his fellow villagers, or is he just in it for revenge? |
18Mar2015 | 14 Simple Hacks Every Wine Drinker Should Know Business Insider There's nothing better than unwinding after a long day with a tall glass of vino. But what if your white wine isn't cold enough yet, your trusty corkscrew breaks, or you slop red wine down your favorite white button up? |
17Mar2015 | Young Mexicans Held for Months as Punishment for United States Border-Crossing The Washington Post Last spring, as migrant children flooded into Texas in a way he had never seen, Border Patrol agent Robert Harris decided to experiment. Now, Mexican youths are being held for months without charge in shelters across the United States, sometimes without their parents’ knowledge. |
17Mar2015 | Almost a Fourth of Mexico's Population Out of Public Health Care System teleSUR English In Mexico, 21.5% of the population has no access to the public health system. Those who do have access complain about the long time they have to wait for medical consultation and the lack of medicines. |
17Mar2015 | US to Sell Black Hawk Helicopters to Mexico for War on Organized Crime Sputnik The US State Department has approved the possible sale of three Black Hawk Helicopters to Mexico to strengthen the country’s capability to fight organized crime and conduct counter-narcotics operations. |
17Mar2015 | WeAreChange: Staying Safe on Streets of Mexico City WeAreChange In this video Luke Rudkowski gives you some social perspective on Mexico City by telling you his pointers on not getting robbed, kidnapped or extorted while creating your own reality. |
17Mar2015 | Strong American Dollar Has Made Retiring in Mexico a Whole Lot Cheaper Bloomberg The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the value of a dollar against a basket of international currencies, is up 25 percent since July, boosting the buying power of expatriate retirees, from Buenos Aires to Paris. |
17Mar2015 | Mexico Widows Build Toward Financial Independence Al Jazeera A group of Mexican widows, victims of the drug syndicate, are coming together to try to build a future for themselves and their children; a dried fruit processing factory that will give them financial independence. |
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