04Mar2015 | Ruling Party Insiders Fear Embattled Mexican President a Liability Thomson Reuters Mexican ruling party lawmakers fear President Enrique Pena Nieto's lurch into scandal, weak economic record and struggle to tame corruption could hurt them in upcoming elections, raising pressure on him to take bold steps or shake up the cabinet. |
04Mar2015 | An Idea Sparked by a Pothole Is Giving People a New Way to Improve Their City TakePart After an unfortunate brush with a massive pothole, Priya Prakash dusted herself off and tried to get the pothole fixed. When she didn’t get results, she vowed to help others crowdsource city problems - and solutions. |
04Mar2015 | Corruption Costs Mexico $86 Billion in Last 10 Years El Universal Mexico's Superior Audit Office said that 86 billion dollars were wasted in the last decade for embezzlement and improper payments in government. |
04Mar2015 | Crime Bosses Complain About 'Inhuman' Conditions at a Mexico's SuperMax Prison InSight Crime Some of Mexico's most notorious crime bosses have signed a petition complaining of human rights abuses in the country's only "supermax" rated federal prison, though whether it will draw a significant response while the government remains rocked by crimes against law abiding citizens remains to be seen. |
04Mar2015 | Head of Los Zetas, 'Most Dangerous Cartel in Mexico' Nabbed in Pre-Dawn Raid Sputnik Mexican police have arrested Omar Trevino Morales, also known as the Z42, leader of the infamous drug cartel Los Zetas, local sources said. |
04Mar2015 | Two Minutes to Midnight for the World's Tiniest Cetacean - Mexico's Vaquita The New York Times If there were a Doomsday Clock for species on the brink of extinction, the minute hand for the vaquita - a tiny porpoise restricted to waters near the Colorado River delta in the Gulf of California - would be nudging midnight. |
04Mar2015 | Noe Nolasco's 'Mujer Bestia' Aims to Make Statement About Violence in Mexico Agencia EFE "Mujer Bestia," a film about the disappearance of a woman journalist, aims to say "enough is enough" to violence, fear and indifference in Mexico, says director Noe Nolasco. |
04Mar2015 | Juan Carlos Hidalgo: Aid from US Is Empowering Organized Crime in Mexico Cato Institute Giving $1 billion to governments with dubious records on transparency and human rights will empower corrupt officials to the detriment of ordinary Central Americans. |
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