09May2014 | In Letter to Mexico's Attorney General, 21 US Representatives Call for Marine's Release Fox News Latino Led by U.S. Representative Duncan Hunter, 21 members of Congress sent a bipartisan letter to Mexico's Attorney General on Thursday calling for the release of jailed U.S. Marine veteran Andrew Tahmooressi. |
08May2014 | Will American Pot Farmers Put the Mexican Cartels Out of Business? Mother Jones Facing stiff competition from pot grown legally and illegally north of the border, the price for a kilogram of Mexican schwag has plummeted by 75 percent, from $100 to $25. |
08May2014 | Reproductive Tourism Industry Is Booming on Mexico's Mayan Riviera IMTJ.com Cancun is attracting attention as a hot destination for the discerning international fertility tourist – seeking in-vitro fertilization, egg donation, and surrogacy services. |
08May2014 | Michoacan Vigilante Leaders Dismiss Spokesman Jose Manuel Mireles Associated Press Vigilantes who have spent the last year beating back a drug cartel in Mexico said Thursday they have dismissed their chief spokesman after he used unusually frank language to challenge President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
08May2014 | Organ Theft Investigation Casts Doubt Over Recent Latin American Scandals InSight Crime An investigation into organ trafficking has seen experts refute the feasibility of organ theft, though this does not discount the possibility of Latin American organized crime's involvement in trafficking. |
08May2014 | Deficiencies in Cabo Dorado Environmental Impact Assessment Brought to Light Natural Resources Defense Council Heeding the calls of civil society and concerned citizens, Mexico’s environmental authority is holding a public information meeting on Cabo Dorado – the massive tourism and real-estate complex proposed just north of and adjacent to Cabo Pulmo National Park |
08May2014 | How the Violence in Mexico Affects the Way Los Romanticos de Zacatecas Perform Fusion NPR Music's Jasmine Garsd spent time with the band in their home in Mexico City talking about their beginnings, their music and how the violence in Mexico is affecting the way they perform. |
08May2014 | Border Towns Hit Hard as Fewer Migrants Cross Marketplace.org Fewer migrants are trying to sneak across Arizona’s border these days. And that means some towns on the Mexican side that rely on the smuggling economy have been hit hard. |
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