02Oct2014 | After Indigenous Women Give Birth on Clinic Lawns, Mexico Lawmakers Take Action Mexico News Daily Last week federal legislators passed a bill that will require hospitals to offer emergency obstetric treatment regardless of whether a patient has insurance. |
02Oct2014 | Authorities Arrest Drug Lord Beltran Leyva Posing as Queretaro Businessman Thomson Reuters Hector Beltran Leyva, one of the most notorious Mexican drug lords still at large, was captured on Wednesday by soldiers at a seafood restaurant in San Miguel de Allende. |
02Oct2014 | Watch a Tearful Montel Williams Urge Obama to Help a Marine in Mexican Custody National Journal Montel Williams is begging the government for help on behalf of a marine who has been kept in Mexican custody for the past six months. |
01Oct2014 | As Mexico's Teen Fertility Rate Rises, Activists Urge More Education & Contraceptives Global Press Institute Critics says Mexico's current campaigns to reduce unplanned teen pregnancies target teenagers who can control their sex lives without taking into account how marginalization, gender violence, and access to sex education and contraception affect other teens. |
01Oct2014 | 14 of 57 Missing Mexican Students Found Alive After Shootings in Guerrero State Agence France-Presse Fourteen of 57 students who vanished after deadly shootings in southern Mexico have turned up alive but relatives feared for those still missing as authorities search for them. |
01Oct2014 | Baja Sur Ready for Travelers After Hurricane Odile TravelPulse.com The pace at which Los Cabos is recovering and rebuilding is impressive and encouraging. The help that the Mexico Tourism Board is giving, via a planned marketing and social media blitz, will further help get the word out that the region is open for business. |
01Oct2014 | United States Federal Court Rules Against Walmart in Mexican Bribery Case 247WallSt.com What did Wal-Mart Stores Inc. know about allegations of bribery in Mexico, and when did they know it? The retail giant will have to answer those questions in court following a ruling by an Arkansas federal judge. |
01Oct2014 | Students of the National Polytechnic Institute Convene Mega-March in Mexican Capital TeleSURtv.net An estimated 40,000 students marched on Mexico City to reject curriculum changes made in the educational plan at one of the country's biggest public universities. |
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