22Nov2014 | Grappling with Protests, Mexico President Urges Swift Judicial Reform Reuters Embattled President Enrique Pena Nieto has called on Mexico's states to swiftly adopt steps to modernize the justice system as he tries to defuse mass protests over the apparent massacre of 43 trainee teachers. |
22Nov2014 | Walmart Officially in the Running for Worst Corporation in the World The Guardian Public Eye, a counter-event to the World Economic Forum, nominated the company for its lifetime award as workers around the world protest Walmart’s wages and treatment of workers. |
22Nov2014 | In Tijuana's 'El Bordo', Mexicans Deported by US Struggle to Find 'Home' National Geographic On Thursday, President Barack Obama announced a reprieve for more than 4 million immigrants in the United States illegally, primarily parents of children who are citizens or legal residents. But it comes too late for many already in Tijuana. |
22Nov2014 | Hackers Rob Town, 'Left Us Without One Cent,' Mexican Mayor Says Associated Press Hackers left a small Mexican town penniless after breaking into its bank accounts and stealing more than US$500,000, officials said Friday. |
22Nov2014 | US Embassy in Mexico Warns Citizens to Avoid Resort City of Acapulco The Associated Press The U.S. Embassy in Mexico has issued a security message warning U.S. citizens to avoid the Pacific resort of Acapulco because of violence and protests. |
22Nov2014 | Mexico's Colima Volcano Spouts Ash, Hot Rock The Associated Press The Colima volcano in western Mexico has erupted, sending a column of ash about 5 kilometers into the air. It is one of the most active and potentially destructive volcanoes in Mexico. |
22Nov2014 | US Marshals Service Personnel Dressed as Mexican Marines Pursue Cartel Bosses WSJ.com U.S. Justice Department personnel are disguising themselves as Mexican Marines to take part in armed raids against drug suspects in Mexico, according to people familiar with the matter. |
22Nov2014 | Mexicali Official Refuses to Perform Baja, Mexico's First Gay-Marriage Ceremony The San Diego Union-Tribune An order by the Mexican Supreme Court supposedly had cleared the way for the widely announced ceremony. But City Hall officials would not move forward with the ceremony, nor would they publicly explain their reasons. |
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