10Sep2014 | Los Angeles Is 'Epicenter' of Mexican Cartel Money Laundering, U.S. Official Says The Los Angeles Times Federal agents launched a series of raids in the downtown Los Angeles fashion district on Wednesday and seized an estimated $65 million in cash and other assets they allege were part of a widespread attempt by Mexican drug cartels to launder narcotics profits. |
10Sep2014 | Education at a Glance: Mexico Is Only OECD Country Where Youth Work More Than Study Latin Times Mexico is reportedly the only country a part of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development where youth spend more time working than in school. |
10Sep2014 | Homeland Says ISIS Terrorists Won't Sneak Into U.S. Across Loose Mexico Border New York Daily News ISIS-linked terrorists slipping into the United States from Mexico? Not high on security officials’ worry list. They’re far more concerned about jihadists entering the U.S. legally by airplane. |
10Sep2014 | Lawyer for Marine Jailed in Mexico Believes He Is Close to Gaining His Client's Release The Los Angeles Times The lawyer for a U.S. Marine held in a Mexican prison since April 1 on weapons charges said Wednesday that, after three evidentiary hearings, he was optimistic that he was close to a ruling that would free his client. |
10Sep2014 | LGBT CONFEX Ready for LGBT Business Forum ITCM The 5th edition of LGBT CONFEX’s LGBT Business Forum will bring a delegation of international business leaders to this year’s IV Equality Week taking place in Bogota, Colombia from September 28 to October 5, 2014. |
10Sep2014 | Will MTV's 'Acapulco Shore' Make Mexico's Drug-Ravaged Coast Sexy Again? Fusion Not long ago Acapulco had the reputation of being a romantic Mexican resort town, known for its cliff divers and immortalized by Hollywood royalty; Sinatra crooned that Acapulco bay was “perfect for a flying honeymoon.†But in recent years the city has been torn asunder by a turf war between rival drug cartels. |
10Sep2014 | Top Mexican Presidential Aide Ramirez Stabros Steps Down Amid Questions Agencia EFE A top aide to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto resigned Wednesday after questions were raised about a possible conflict of interest arising from his role as an outside director of Spanish utility Iberdrola. |
10Sep2014 | Father Alejandro Solalinde Warns Against Preventing Travel on Mexico's 'Beast' Train La Jornada Alejandro Solalinde Guerra, priest and activist for the undocumented, said this will cause higher risks for Central Americans, who recently have taken new routes to the border between Mexico and the United States. |
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