17Mar2014 | When Acapulco Was All the Rage: Elizabeth Taylor and Other A-Listers in Mexico The Hollywood Reporter Hollywood once flocked to the resort town, now riddled with drug violence, where JFK and Jackie honeymooned and Debbie Reynolds served as Taylor's bridesmaid. |
17Mar2014 | UNODC 'Wildlife Crime: Don't Be Part of It!' United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Each year, while countless species are driven closer to extinction, criminals generate billions of dollars from the sale of protected wildlife products. We're asking YOU to speak out against wildlife crime. |
17Mar2014 | Artist Promotes Peace on the Mexican Border Fronteras Desk A 23-year-old graffiti artist from South Africa is visiting the United States-Mexico border to do a mural project promoting peace. His goal is to inspire young people. |
17Mar2014 | Health Official: Mexican Adolescents Account for 19 Precent of Pregnancies La Jornada In Mexico, it shouldn’t be happening that a woman gets pregnant due to lack of information or lack of access to contraception methods. It’s happening now, especially among adolescents. |
17Mar2014 | Bitcoin ATMs That Support Litecoin, Dogecoin Launching This Week in Mexico newsBTC Tijuana, Mexico is slated to get it’s first two bitcoin ATMs this week - just below the border from San Diego, California - the first in Mexico and Latin America. |
17Mar2014 | Jorge Ramos: Latin America Will Keep Fighting Drug War While US Gets High Fusion With more people in the United States are smoking marijuana - many of them legally - El Chapo's capture last month in Mazatlan will have little impact in Mexico's war against the drug cartels, if it's not actually counterproductive. |
17Mar2014 | 'Cesar Chavez' Brings Home SXSW Film Festival Audience Award TakePart The soon to be released 'Cesar Chavez' drama took home an audience award prize in the narrative spotlight category at the SXSW film festival last weekend, an achievement intended to shine a light on new narrative features. |
17Mar2014 | 60 Mexican Migrant Protesters Detained Trying to Cross Into US from Tijuana CBS News Sixty Mexican migrants were detained Sunday by U.S. authorities after they crossed into the United States from the border city of Tijuana as part of a protest against U.S. immigration policies. |
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