25Feb2014 | How El Chapo Arrest Will Affect Mexican Economy; Tourism and Foreign Investment Expected to Increase IBTimes The arrest of drug lord Joaquin Guzman Loera, “El Chapo,†the most wanted criminal in the world, marks an end to an era of criminal power in Mexico, and while it does not mean the end of the Sinaloa cartel, let alone drug trafficking in the country, it will lift Mexico’s image. |
25Feb2014 | North American Windsurfing Championships Results Scuttlebutt Sailing News Held at Cancun, Mexico, 70 competitors from 8 countries took part in the North American Windsurfing Championships for the RS:X and Techno 293 Classes on February 20-23. |
25Feb2014 | UN World Food Programme and Mexico Strengthen Partnership in Fight Against Hunger Reuters The United Nations World Food Programme Executive Director, Ertharin Cousin, began a two-day visit to Mexico yesterday. During her visit to the capital, Cousin will meet with the President of Mexico, government officials and private sector representatives. |
25Feb2014 | Mexicans Express Hope and Skepticism About Significance of 'El Chapo' Arrest PBS NewsHour One of the world's most dangerous men was captured in Mexico over the weekend after a 13-year hunt. Jeffrey Brown reports on the reactions to his arrest. |
24Feb2014 | Colorado Expects Tax Bonanza From Legal Pot Sales The New York Times In Colorado, a budget proposal estimates that the state’s marijuana industry could reach $1 billion in sales in the next fiscal year, with recreational sales making up about $610 million of that business. |
24Feb2014 | Sinaloa Takes the Lead in Mexico Dengue Cases, Jalisco Ranks Third The Mazatlan Messenger The states of Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Veracruz usually top the list of the Mexican states reporting cases of dengue. However, for the first time in many years the state of Sinaloa leads the list. |
24Feb2014 | Michoacan Vigilantes Mark First Anniversary of Uprising as Movement Spreads Associated Press Hundreds of vigilantes have gathered in the western Mexico state of Michoacan to celebrate the anniversary of a movement that chased a violent drug cartel out of many of its strongholds. |
24Feb2014 | Cartels Recruiting Teens on Border, But Communities Are Fighting Back US Today The border between Texas and Mexico is fertile ground for cartels and gangs looking for new recruits. Two sister cities are banding together to fight this disturbing trend. |
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