26Jun2014 | One for the Bucket List? Mexico's BPM Festival Releases 2015 Dates inthemix Popular U.S. festivals like Electric Zoo and EDC both made their debut to Mexico City in the last year alone, but one native music event can be considered the new trend’s launching pad. |
26Jun2014 | Supreme Court Rules Against Same-Sex Marriage Ban in Baja California Washington Blade The Mexican Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled a law that bans same-sex marriage in the state of Baja California is unconstitutional. |
25Jun2014 | UNODC Message on the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking PRWeb As the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime sponsors the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26, Narconon centers hold events and deliver drug education. |
25Jun2014 | US Amps Up Media Warnings to Parents of Child Migrants in Mexico and Central America McClatchy Obama administration officials are wielding a powerful bullhorn to warn Central American parents against sending their unaccompanied children to the United States. |
25Jun2014 | Kate Del Castillo Asks Mexico City Mayor to Sign Bill on Circus Animals Latin American Herald Tribune Actress Kate Del Castillo is calling on Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera to sign legislation passed by the Federal District Legislative Assembly that would ban the use of animals in circuses. |
25Jun2014 | The FDA May Take a Huge Step That Could Open the Floodgates for Medical Marijuana NextNewsNetwork The FDA still considers cannabis to have no medical benefit. However, 23 states now have legalized medical marijuana, and two states have legalized the substance for recreational use. Re-classification of cannabis could help reconcile federal and state laws, and re-apportion funding to other programs. |
25Jun2014 | Arrest of Tijuana Cartel Leader Could Mean End of a Mexican Drug Empire InSight Crime Authorities in Mexico have captured the leader of the debilitated Tijuana Cartel, removing what will likely prove the last of Arellano Felix clan with the ability to control a large portion of the Tijuana drug corridor, but not the networks that move the drugs. |
25Jun2014 | Mexican Communities Are Losing Mobile Service During Drug-War Shootouts VICE News When narco-related shootouts erupt in Mexico, citizens turn to social media to inform one another of “risk situations†in real-time, as local authorities and news outlets remain silent. But what happens when the internet isn’t available to people when they need it most? |
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