19Feb2015 | National Action Party Says Survey Shows Mexican Voters No Longer Want PRI Riviera Maya News PAN President, Gustavo Madero Mumoz, says that for the first time in Mexico’s history, 10 parties and independent candidates will run for office, consisting of two strong parties, two medium and two or three smaller ones. |
19Feb2015 | Native Tribes Unite to Fight the Keystone Pipeline and Government 'Disrespect' PRI The Keystone XL pipeline may have divided advocates and lawmakers in Washington, but the controversial project has also united a wide group of Native American tribes whose lands the pipes would cross. |
19Feb2015 | Mexican Reports on Alleged US Computer Espionage Under Investigation Sputnik Moscow-based Internet security company Kaspersky Lab is currently working with a Mexican newspaper to establish the source of information it received about alleged US espionage. |
19Feb2015 | #43NoSonCeniza: Activists Lead Ash Wednesday Campaign for Missing Students Cable News Network Activists in Mexico have used the occasion of Ash Wednesday to refocus attention on the case of 43 college students who went missing in murky circumstances last year. |
19Feb2015 | Mass Spending Cuts in Mexico Amid Falling Oil Prices CCTV America Falling world prices for crude oil have forced the Mexican government to cut public spending, including the elimination a high-speed train project. |
18Feb2015 | Mexico Pulls Out of Hosting 2017 World Swimming Championships as Oil Price Drops Agence France-Presse Mexico withdrew from hosting the 2017 World Swimming Championships as part of a massive drive to cut public spending the Mexican government said Wednesday. |
18Feb2015 | Former Mexican Governor of Guerrero Accused of Embezzlement and Corruption teleSUR The former governor of the southern Mexican state of Guerrero, Angel Aguirre, has been accused of embezzling about US$19 million, however the Mexican attorney general’s office has refused to lay charges. |
18Feb2015 | STRATFOR: Mexico Security Risks Over Spring Break STRATFORvideo Vice President of Tactical Intelligence Scott Stewart examines the risks of traveling in Mexico during spring break and makes security recommendations that apply to any vacation destination. |
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