09Mar2015 | Cartels Infiltrate All Levels of Mexican Economy Irish Times You won’t find them scrambling across rooftops in their underwear or cowering inside cupboards as the Swat team breaks down the door: Mexico’s money-laundering moguls are smartly dressed members of the country’s business elite, featured in society columns and feted at charity events. |
09Mar2015 | Water Bill Draft Eliminates Mexico's Obligation to Guarantee Minimum Access to Water La Jornada The committees of Water and Hydraulic Resources in the Chamber of Deputies added an addendum in the draft bill that contradicts the Constitution, which means that the General Water Act violates the human right to the vital liquid. |
09Mar2015 | Ancient Tsunami Shaped Mexico's Luxury Coast redOrbit A giant tsunami may have hammered the eastern coastline of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula between 1,500 and 900 years ago, in an area now home to a number of lavish resort communities and villages inhabited by some 1.4 million people. |
09Mar2015 | WRC 2015: Sebastien Ogier Wins Rally Mexico for the Third Year in a Row GTspirit.com Sebastien Ogier makes it a hat-trick for the Volkswagen Motorsport team with his third victory at the Rally Mexico. |
09Mar2015 | Senate Reports Over 15 Million Illegal Weapons Circulate in Mexico Prensa Latina More than five million weapons are currently circulating in Mexico illegally, and 65 percent of them are in the hands of organized crime organizations, revealed a Senate report. |
09Mar2015 | Author Explores the Ripple Effects of a Mexico Kidnapping in 'Barefoot Dogs' Amazon.com Antonio Ruiz-Camacho's new book 'Barefoot Dogs' is billed as a collection of short stories, but it could easily be called a novel. Each piece provides a perspective on one horrific event: the abduction of the patriarch of a wealthy Mexican family by a drug gang. |
08Mar2015 | Bill to Allow Foreign Agents to Carry Arms Sparks Controversy in Mexico teleSUR English A sharp debate has arisen in Mexico over President Enrique Pena Nieto's bill to reform the Firearms and Explosives Law, allowing foreign agents to carry and use weapons inside the country. |
08Mar2015 | Interactive Domestic Violence Billboard Lets Passers-By 'Heal' Victim's Bruises The Telegraph Women's Aid has launched an interactive billboard to raise awareness about domestic abuse. It depicts a woman with a badly bruised face and the message: 'Look at me'. As more and more people view the screen, the woman's injuries slowly begin to heal. |
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