06Jun2014 | Over Two Decades Later, Mexicans Continue to Seek Truth Behind Cardinal's Murder CNA/EWTN News Twenty-one years after the death of Cardinal Juan Posadas Ocampo, the assassination has never been solved, with accusations levied against both drug cartels and the Mexican government of the time. |
06Jun2014 | 2014 Lorena Ochoa Invitational Moves to Mexico City LOI.mx The Lorena Ochoa Invitational event, played where she grew up in Guadalajara since its inception in 2008, will now be played at Club de Golf Mexico. |
06Jun2014 | Health Experts Say Poorer Countries Lack Midwives to Cut Newborn Deaths Reuters The majority of the world's poorer countries, which account for nearly all childbirth-related deaths among newborns and mothers, are facing a critical shortage of professional midwives who could ease the problem. |
06Jun2014 | Many Think Mexico's Claudia Ochoa Felix Is the World's Hottest Drug Boss Fusion Mexican websites are currently going berserk over Claudia Ochoa Felix, a voluptuous mother of three from Sinaloa state who models with AK-47’s, parades around in tight outfits, and posts dozens of pictures of her luxurious lifestyle on Twitter and Facebook. |
06Jun2014 | What's Driving an Exodus of Unaccompanied Minors Across the US-Mexico Border? Public Radio International Imagine for a second what it's like for the kids who trek across the US-Mexico border without documents and without parents. |
06Jun2014 | Bank of Mexico Surprises with Interest Rate Cut Dow Jones Business News The Bank of Mexico unexpectedly cut its benchmark lending rate by half of a percentage point Friday to a record-low 3% to help jump-start an economy that has failed to recover so far this year. |
06Jun2014 | Can Mexico Prove Their Doubters Wrong at the 2014 World Cup? Bleacher Report Three coaching changes and a last-minute miracle strike from Team USA were required for Mexico to even qualify out of CONCACAF for the 2014 World Cup. It is a proud soccer country, but few nations' stock is as low as Mexico heading to Brazil. |
06Jun2014 | New Study Reveals World's Highest Suicide Rate Is Among Brazilian Tribe Survival International A shocking new study has revealed that a Brazilian tribe now suffers the highest suicide rate in the world. The majority of victims are between 15 and 30 years old. |
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