15Mar2014 | Line 12 Subway Closure Sparks Commuters' Anger in Mexico City Los Angeles Times Mexican commuters are furious over a disastrous design failure that has forced the closure of one of this huge city’s busiest and newest subway lines. |
14Mar2014 | Angel of Mercy, Angel of Death: Woman Offers the Dying a Sweeter Departure The New York Times Figures observed through frosted glass as they engage in semi-audible conversation: That mysterious tableau, which begins Valeria Golino’s film “Honey,†defines the detached sensibility of the title character. |
14Mar2014 | Group Aims to Stop Environmental Damage in Mexico The News Organizations of farmworkers and indigenous people announced the formal founding of the Indigenous and Campesino Front of Mexico, which they said aims to protect the country’s jungles and forests from destruction, as well as defend the rights of rural and indigenous communities. |
14Mar2014 | Michoacan Vigilante Leader Charged with Murder of Members of Rival Group The Associated Press One of the main leaders of the civilian armed movement that formed to drive a drug cartel out of Mexico's Michoacan state was charged Thursday with the murder of two members of a rival vigilante group. |
14Mar2014 | Piracy Is Second Only to the Drug Trade: UNODC Infosurhoy.com Given that it still poses few risks for offenders, the market for counterfeit goods is receiving billions in investments from organized crime. |
14Mar2014 | Rights Abuse Claims Fall, Remain Alarmingly High, Mexico President Pena Nieto Reports The News President Enrique Pena Nieto says that despite advances on human rights issues in recent years, the Mexican government cannot take a triumphalist attitude that assumes all problems have been resolved. |
14Mar2014 | Canadian 'Travel Hacker' Living Global-Citizen Lifestyle on the Cheap Metro As a seasoned “travel hacker,†Matt Bailey has been all over the world while spending precious little money, but his current adventure he counts among his best bargains. |
14Mar2014 | At Award-Winning Tijuana Factory, Plant Offers More Than Just a Job McClatchy Plantronics, headquartered in Santa Cruz, Calif., designs and assembles headsets for use by air traffic controllers, police and fire dispatchers, and retail clients. It’s had operations in Tijuana for four decades. |
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