08Feb2015 | President of Canadian Mining Operation Denies Employees Were Abducted in Guerrero IBTimes The president of a Canadian mining operation in Mexico said the reports several of the company’s employees were kidnapped Saturday were false. A state official said at least 12 people had been abducted by kidnappers dressed as police or military personnel. |
08Feb2015 | 'Birdman's' Alejandro Inarritu Takes Top Film Honors at Directors Guild Awards The Hollywood Reporter Birdman's Alejandro G. Inarritu took top film honors at the 67th annual Directors Guild of America Awards, which were held Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Century City. |
08Feb2015 | Foreign Forensic Experts Slam Mexico's Probe Into Missing Students Deutsche Welle A team of Argentine-led forensic experts has challenged Mexico's official conclusions regarding the disappearance of 43 students. It insisted that the probe into the incident should remain open. |
08Feb2015 | How You Can Give to Charity Like a Billionaire Chronicle Independent Donor-advised funds allow ordinary people to set aside money and get immediate tax benefits. The money can't be taken back, but it can be doled out when and where the giver chooses, similar to the way that large foundations work for the super rich. |
07Feb2015 | 'Bankruptcy of Trust': Hounded by Conflict-of-Interest Charges, Mexican Leader Fumbles McClatchyDC President Enrique Pena Nieto’s efforts to turn the page on apparent conflicts of interest bedeviling his government appear to have backfired. |
07Feb2015 | Jalisco Court Orders 'Queen of the Pacific' Released from Prison Fox News Latino A court in the western Mexican state of Jalisco has ordered the immediate release of Sandra Avila Beltran, known as the "Queen of the Pacific," who, according to press reports Saturday, could leave prison in the coming hours. |
07Feb2015 | City-to-Farm Sex Pipelines Expose a Disturbing Trend Occurring in the Americas Business Insider Newsweek's cover this week featured an in-depth story on sex trafficking in the United States. The piece focuses on one woman that grew up in Tenancingo, Mexico, largely considered the sex trafficking capital of the world. There, her boyfriend forced her into prostitution and then moved them to Queens. |
07Feb2015 | Hay Festival Abandons Veracruz, Will be Held Online The Guardian A popular literary festival is abandoning its venue in Mexico’s Veracruz state this year due to protest over the killings of journalists. |
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