27Jan2014 | Directors Guild Awards: Mexico's Cuaron Wins Top Honor for 'Gravity' WochitEntertainment Mexico’s Alfonso Cuaron won the 2013 Directors Guild of America Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film Award for “Gravity,†the same category in which he won a Golden Globe. |
27Jan2014 | Mexico Eyes 7 Multinationals in Tax Avoidance Probe Reuters Mexico is probing seven multinational companies, most of them American and some listed, to investigate whether they avoided paying their taxes amid an international crackdown. |
26Jan2014 | Desperate Patients Smuggle Prescription Drugs Across Mexico's Northern Border Marketplace Physicians and law enforcement are tracking a relatively new trend - the smuggling of medicine in bulk from Mexico to U.S. patients who no longer feel safe shopping for them over the border. |
26Jan2014 | Lessons from Zuckerberg and Bloomberg: As Giving Goes Up, Philanthropy Under Fire Forbes The report by The Chronicle of Philanthropy that the top ten philanthropic gifts in the year past totaled $3.4 billion, and that there were more gifts of $100 million or more in 2013, serves as a reminder of American generosity. |
26Jan2014 | Heavy Hand, Sunken Spirit: A Look at How Mexico's Drug War Impacts Regular People TheJournal.ie After looking through his book, 'Heavy Hand, Sunken Spirit: Mexico at War,' photographer David Rochkind wants the reader to feel they have seen something “violent and heavyâ€. |
26Jan2014 | Morelos Governor Swears in All-Female Police Investigative Unit Agencia EFE The government of the central Mexican state of Morelos has unveiled an all-female police investigative unit created to probe crimes against women. |
26Jan2014 | Mexico Self-Defense Forces Inspired by and Include Indigenous Guards Indian Country Today The masked self-defense forces in Michoacan, Mexico, who have received international press coverage due to their battles against drug cartels as well as the Mexican police and army, were inspired by indigenous guards and include many indigenous warriors. |
26Jan2014 | 'Haunted' Maya Underwater Cave Holds Human Bones in Mexico's Yucatan National Geographic A recent underwater survey in a cavern located in Mexico's Yucatan, has found a likely reason for its fearsome reputation - the floors of its two chambers are littered with human bones. |
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