31May2014 | US Customs and Border Protection Releases Long-Awaited Review and Use-of-Force Policy American Immigration Council After numerous formal and informal requests from border advocates and a lawsuit, U.S. Customs and Border Protection released a 2013 report by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), analyzing the agency’s use-of-force policies and practices. |
31May2014 | Roger Clyne's Circus Mexicus Returns to Puerto Penasco in June Phoenix New Times Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers are continuing the annual tradition of Circus Mexicus in Puerto Penasco, Mexico. The group will head south of the Arizona border for the festival from June 5-8. |
31May2014 | Project Threatening Mexico's Cabo Pulmo National Park Attempts Tactical Retreat Natural Resources Defense Council Recognizing that their proposal is deeply flawed, the investors behind the Cabo Dorado project tried to make a tactical retreat by temporarily removing the project from formal consideration. |
31May2014 | Some Mexican Lawmakers Want to Halt Energy Debate During World Cup WSJ Mexico's leftist lawmakers are out to stop what they call a government conspiracy to make them debate a landmark energy bill during the upcoming soccer World Cup. |
30May2014 | Anthony Bourdain to Fusion on Immigration:'I Definitely Have An Agenda' Fusion Fusion's Jorge Ramos spoke to Anthony Bourdain, host of CNN's "Parts Unknown," about immigration and the restaurant business. |
30May2014 | Ride Along with This Biker Through a Mexican Town The Turnstile One day, we'll be tired of watching lunatic cyclists wearing GoPros rip through city streets and off the sides of mountains. Today is not that day. |
30May2014 | Court Orders Mexico's Government to Compensate Indigenous Woman for Wrongful Imprisonment Canada.com A Mexican court has ordered the federal government to pay compensation to an indigenous woman who spent four years in prison after being wrongly convicted of helping kidnap six federal police officers. |
30May2014 | Teen Skeleton Found by Mexico Cave Divers Has Scientists Breathless The Los Angeles Times The discovery of the 12,000-year-old skeleton of a teenage girl occurred seven years ago but wasn't announced until this month, after additional, sometimes-risky exploration and detailed scientific investigation. |
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