03Mar2015 | Hurricane-Damaged Los Cabos Hotels Announce Reopening Dates and Per-Night Rates The Los Angeles Times 10 major hotels in the Mexico resort are still closed after Hurricane Odile struck in September, but have set reopening dates and some are taking reservations. |
03Mar2015 | Mexico Reports $31B in Capital Flight Under EPN teleSUR The Mexican newspaper La Jornada reported Monday that at least US$31 billion were taken from the country during the first two years of President Enrique Pena Nieto's administration. |
03Mar2015 | Remote Mexican Villages Build Own Cell Networks WPSU Cellphones are just about everywhere these days. But in remote, rural places the key ingredient - a cell network - is often missing. In Oaxaca, Mexico, a small group of community organizers and computer hackers have gone their own way. |
03Mar2015 | Riviera Nayarit's Birthday-Boy Mayor Gives Robin Hood Defense for Stealing PanAm Post Hilario RamÃrez Villanueva, the eccentric mayor of San Blas in the Mexican state of Nayarit, celebrated his 44th birthday on Saturday with a notorious party - at a cost of US$1 million and with over 25,000 partygoers. |
03Mar2015 | Mexico Calls on US to Monitor Investigations of 3 Fatal Police Shootings The Guardian Consulate officials want the US Justice Department to monitor cases of three Mexican nationals shot in the past month and say killings cannot be seen as isolated. |
03Mar2015 | Catholic Faith Goes Underground in Mexico City Catholic News Service The Catholic Church in Mexico City opens chapels in stations along a commuter underground train line. |
02Mar2015 | A Report on Violence in Mexico Brings Its Own Perils, and Little Protection Inter Press Service Organized criminals in Mexico are forcing the media to stop reporting on crime, by turning their violence against journalists. With the Mexican state offering journalists little protection, the resultant drop in freedom of information has contributed to a heightened sense of insecurity in the country. |
02Mar2015 | Rights Groups Say Mexico Government Using 'Terror' to Curb Social Protests La Jornada Teacher Claudio Castillo’s death during the clash between teachers and police officers in Acapulco, Guerrero, as well as the claims of alleged sexual assault of several educators, reveals a clear hardening by authorities against popular movements, civil groups said. |
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