24Apr2014 | Half of All Real Estate Properties in Baja California Have Defective Titles The Fulano Files Half of the occupied properties in Baja California do not have a legal title, 30% is due to ejidos that were subdivided and 15% are federal land that was subdivided clandestinely. |
24Apr2014 | Cocaine to Go... Hold the Mayo: Inside the Fight Against Drug Mules Vocativ Authorities worldwide report that smugglers' transport methods run the gamut: from catapults to submarines to ultra-light aircraft. But there is one sturdy vessel has stood the test of time, the human. |
24Apr2014 | In Times of Need, American Aid Missions Fall Victim to Mexico's Turmoil McClatchy As Mexico battles narcotics and crime groups, U.S. medical and religious missions that for generations had come to build houses, tend the sick and conduct goodwill activities have been forced to retreat. |
24Apr2014 | Mexican Environmental Protection Agency Will Review the SCORE Baja 500 Race The Fulano Forum PROFEPA will review to see of the Score Baja Sur 500 Race, which is financed by the state through the Ministry of Tourism and the Tourism trusts with public funds which come from the Hotel Room tax, do not violate environmental regulations. |
24Apr2014 | Senate Passes Bill Raising Mexico's Kidnapping Penalty to 140 Years the Mexico Gulf Reporter On its first day back at work after a 10 day Holy Week recess, Mexico's Senate approved a bill raising the maximum penalty for kidnapping to 140 years in prison. |
24Apr2014 | 17th Microcredit World Summit to Be Held in Merida, Yucatan Next September PRWeb The Microcredit Summit Campaign and Mexico’s Ministry of Economy, has announced that the 17th Microcredit Summit will be held September 3-5, 2014, in Merida, Mexico. |
24Apr2014 | Praise for Carlos Slim's Push for Broadband Development at Mexico City's Digital Village PR Newswire At this April's Telcel's Aldea Digital Infinitum, some of the world's most influential technology leaders acknowledged Carlos Slim's expanded vision of digital inclusion. |
24Apr2014 | Mexican Writer Poniatowska Wins Cervantes Prize The Los Angeles Times The author and journalist Elena Poniatowska, who gained fame in Mexico for her chronicles of social injustice and government repression, is this year’s winner of the Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the most prestigious literary prize in the Spanish language. |
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