17Jul2014 | Mexican Deportees and Outsourced Labor VICE News VICE News traveled to Tijuana to meet a few of the thousands of deportees who were raised in the United States and are now forming new lives back in Mexico, thanks to their steady jobs at a U.S. call center. |
16Jul2014 | Judge's Ruling in Mexico Vigilantes Case Raises Demobilization Legal Issues InSight Crime Leonel Rivero - the lawyer of the three vigilantes from Aquila in the southwest state of Michoacan - says a judge ruled they had defended their right to life by carrying weapons intended for the exclusive use of the military. |
16Jul2014 | US Hopes Return of Undocumented Honduran Women, Children Sends Clear Message Voice of America The U.S. government's deportation on Monday of a group of Honduran women and children should be seen by Central America as a message that President Barack Obama is serious when he says illegal migrants will be sent home, the White House said. |
16Jul2014 | Hidden Beach Resort Announces the 3rd Mexico Naked Painting Party Business Wire Social Exposure and Hidden Beach Resort are pleased to announce their 3rd collaboration and continuation of the Naked Painting Party 2014 World Tour. |
16Jul2014 | America Movil's Carlos Slim Reclaims World's Richest Man Title from Bill Gates Forbes Carlos Slim Helu is once again the world’s richest person, thanks in large part to a sharp increase in telecom giant America Movil’s share price both in U.S. and Mexican markets. |
16Jul2014 | Mexico Lifts Home Loan Limit to Shore Up Sector Reuters Mexico's largest state mortgage lender Infonavit in August will raise the maximum amount it can lend to would-be home buyers by 76 percent, in a bid to shore up the battered housing sector, the government said on Tuesday. |
16Jul2014 | Las Patronas: Women Helping Child Migrants as They Make Their Way Across Mexico VOXXI While the United States is grappling with how to handle the thousands of child migrants arriving at its borders from Central America, a group of women in central Mexico has been quietly attending to them for years. |
16Jul2014 | You Didn't Need to Pass a Driving Test in Mexico City ... Until Now Agence France-Presse There are four million cars on the road already but Mexico City will for the first time require people to pass a test before getting behind the wheel, finally bringing the capital in line with international standards. |
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