05Mar2015 | Tijuana Pharma-Cartels Rake It in with US Addicts El Universal Tijuana is a paradise for lovers of controlled drugs. The three main avenues of the tourist area of the city have 49 drugstores. All of them offer products such as strong painkillers, muscle relaxants, antidepressants and sedatives 30, 50, even 70% cheaper than in the United States. |
05Mar2015 | Mobile Payments Being Embraced by Mexican Banks Mobile Commerce Press As a part of a greater effort to try to boost card based transactions and to encourage financial inclusion, banks in Mexico are now working with vendors providing mobile payments technology in order to be able to roll out mPOS solutions at small business locations. |
05Mar2015 | Baja California's New Real Estate Law Will Mean the End of 'Charlatans' The Fulano Forum Since the passage last November 28, 2014 of the Real Estate Law of the State of Baja California, "charlatan" real estate agents will be impeded from operating and continuing to extort people, said the state president of the Real Estate Professionals Council. |
05Mar2015 | UK Deputy Prime Minister Clegg Slams Mexico During Pena Nieto Visit teleSUR British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg slammed the War on Drugs Wednesday, specifically berating Mexico’s effort as Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is in the country on a state visit. |
05Mar2015 | Juarez Man Offers Foot Massages to Weary Migrants Fronteras Desk Feet are a symbolic part of practically every migrant's story. They literally carry their owner's weight along the length of an exhaustive journey. The Mexican city of Juarez is no stranger to migrants, and it's where where one man has made it his mission to care for this particular body part. |
05Mar2015 | Narco Confidential: Is Mexico Running Out of Its Legendary Bad Guys? The Associated Press The flow of drugs into the United States hasn’t slowed, and much of Mexico remains wracked by gangster violence, but what has happened to the super narcos? |
05Mar2015 | Government Cracks Down on Migrant Train 'La Bestia,' Raided It 153 Times in 2014 Herald Tribune Mexican authorities staged 153 raids over the last year on a train known as "La Bestia" that once rolled toward the U.S. border crowded with Central American migrants. |
04Mar2015 | United States Hispanic Population Set to More Than Double by 2060 VOXXI The Hispanic population in the United States is expected to reach 119 million by 2060, more than double what it is today, according to new U.S. Census Bureau population projections. |
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