16Feb2014 | Mexico City Proposal to Regularize the Sale of Marijuana Is a Step Forward Reforma Uruguay, Colorado, Washington, France ... More and more people in more countries acknowledge a painful truth: in fighting addictions, the remedy has generally been worse than the disease. |
16Feb2014 | Chance of a Lifetime: Young Filmmakers Competing for Glory, Fighting for a Cause United Nations Blog Chance of a Lifetime is not your run-of-the-mill competition-based TV show. Yes, it features talented people competing under extreme pressure, all vying for victory. But here, it is also for a higher purpose. |
16Feb2014 | Canada Not Expected to Lift Visa Requirements for Mexican Travellers CTV News Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not expected to lift visa requirements for Mexican travelers during a leaders’ summit in Mexico this week, a senior government source has confirmed to CTV News. |
16Feb2014 | Mark Benson: Buying Real Estate in Mexico PropertyForum.com Over the last few years Latin America has become something of an expat magnet, with expat hotspots come very prominent and active local real estate markets. Buying real estate in Mexico is fairly straightforward if you know what you are doing. |
16Feb2014 | Banning the Use of Animals in Circuses Continues to Spread Across Mexico The Mazatlan Messenger Last week the State congress for the state of Morelos banned the use of animals in circuses and opened the door for banning bullfighting, cockfighting and other forms of animal abuse in the future. |
16Feb2014 | NAHJ Joins Calls for the Immediate Protection of Journalists in Mexico VOXXI Enough is enough. How much longer will Mexico’s national and local government leaders stand idly by as the number of murdered journalists continues to grow? |
15Feb2014 | Cyber Crime on the Rise in Mexico City The News The cyber crime division of the Mexico City Public Security Secretariat reports that it has received 1,321 reports of cybercrimes over the last 10 months alone, with slander, identity theft and threats among the most common. |
15Feb2014 | Monster Cross-Border Drug Tunnel Found in Nogales, Largest Ever Examiner The tunnel, which ran from one house in Nogales in Arizona to another house in Nogales in Sonora, Mexico, stretched 411 feet from the United States to the international border and continued 70 feet into Mexico. |
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