30Jan2014 | Government Establishes Rules for Legalization of Mexican Self-Defense Groups InSerbia President Enrique Pena Nieto applauded the agreement reached between his federal government, the Governor of the Michoacan state, and the self-defense groups that have taken up arms against cartels, that paves the way for the latter’s institutionalization. |
30Jan2014 | Target Says Hackers Stole Credentials from Vendor Associated Press Target said Wednesday that investigators have found that hackers stole credentials from a vendor to access the retailer's systems and pilfer about 40 million debit and credit card numbers as well as personal information for another 70 million people. |
30Jan2014 | UNESCO World Heritage Site San Miguel de Allende Enjoying Tourism Boom PressTV PressTV pays a visit to a place that's said to be one of the world's best cities. It's not Paris, Rome or New York. But San Miguel de Allende hidden in the heart of Mexico. |
30Jan2014 | Mexico Still Holding Foreign Boats, Affecting Tourism Orange County Register Mexico's move to impound more than 330 boats - most hailing from the U.S. - has put a scare into the nautical tourism industry in Southern California. |
30Jan2014 | #Undeportable Campaign Puts Race at Center of US Immigration Debate VOXXI Immigrant rights advocates have initiated a campaign on social media to denounce what they say are racial disparities that exist in U.S. immigration policy. |
30Jan2014 | INAH: Mexico's Olmec Civilization More Expansive than Previously Thought Hispanically Speaking News A recent study and publication by Mexico’s Museum of National Anthropology indicates the Olmec civilization was territorially more expansive than previously thought. |
30Jan2014 | Communities in Southern Mexico's Guerrero State Accuse Army, Police of Harassment EFE Residents of several communities in Guerrero, a state in southern Mexico, released a statement Wednesday alleging that they "have spent more than 24 hours being harassed" and subjected to "intimidation and abuse of authority by the Mexican army, the Federal Police and state police." |
30Jan2014 | Fair Showcases 370 Types of Tamales in Mexico City Latin American Herald Tribune Cultural officials have inaugurated the Tamale Fair in Mexico City, where cooks from more than 10 states, as well as Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama, have gathered, offering visitors more than 370 varieties of the tasty dish. |
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