30Oct2014 | Cartel Boss 'La Tuta' Vows to Fight to the Death Instead of Surrendering The Guardian The fugitive leader of one of Mexico’s most violent and bizarre drug cartels has said that he regrets choosing a life of crime, but vowed that he would never let himself be taken alive. |
30Oct2014 | Recent Scandals Have Put Mexico President Pena Nieto Under Pressure TIME Mexico recently seemed to be on the fast track to becoming a safer country under the guidance of the newly elected President. But the recent disappearance of 43 students has overshadowed Pena Nieto’s attempt to crack down on pervasive gang violence and restore order in Mexico. |
29Oct2014 | FTC Takes Aim at AT&T Over 'Unlimited' Mobile Data Throttling NewsyTech The FTC leveled charges against the mobile company Tuesday, claiming it was throttling mobile Internet speeds to customers paying for unlimited data. |
29Oct2014 | Mexican Authorities Seek to Quiet Continuing Protests Over Ayotzinapa teleSUR Federal and Guerrero state authorities are seeking dialogue with protestors calling for justice in the Ayotzinapa case. |
29Oct2014 | Celebs Who Launched Their Own Brand of Booze ET Online There's big business in booze - and celebs know that too! ET breaks down which stars are mixing it up with their very own alcohol brands. |
29Oct2014 | Daughter of Imprisoned Community Police Leader Nestora Salgado, Flees to US La Jornada Saira Rodriguez Salgado, daughter of Nestora Salgado Garcia, a coordinator of the Community Police of the Regional Community Authorities in Guerrero, announced that she is exiling herself in the United States, where she is also a citizen. |
29Oct2014 | Emergency Fund-Raising Appeal for Disappeared Guerrero State Students Rights Action Money is needed for the basic necessities of the students and family members who are living at the Ayotzinapa school, as they carry on efforts to try and locate their loved ones. |
29Oct2014 | Mexican Farmers Rediscover an Ancient Superfood The Ecologist Mexico's conquistadors outlawed amaranth - a highly nutritious seed farmed by the indigenous peoples for millennia - due to its use in religious rituals. But it's now being hailed as a 'superfood', writes Anna Bruce. |
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