18Jan2014 | A Young Mexican Governor Takes Heat Over Nationwide Publicity Campaign McClatchy It’s become known as the Pena Nieto model of political ascent: Drape a comely television star on the arm of a telegenic governor. Get attention from a major television network. Then turn on a spigot of cash for publicity. But Chiapas's Velasco is finding some blowback as he tries to emulate Pena Nieto. |
17Jan2014 | Mexico Launches Its First Trusted Traveler Program GSN Mexico recently launched its first trusted traveler program open to U.S. citizens entitled Programa Viajero Confiable - designed to expedite the process for U.S. citizens to enter Mexico via major airports. |
17Jan2014 | TED Talks Guy Hoffman: Robots with 'Soul' TED Talks Can robots and humans interact the way that human beings interact with each other? Guy Hoffman researches embodied cognition and intelligence in robots. |
17Jan2014 | Armed Clashes Subside But Michoacan's Vigilante Crisis Continues InSight Crime Mexico's federal security forces say they have taken control of security in 20 municipalities in troubled Michoacan, but there is little evidence to suggest the self-defense militias are disarming or prepared to stand down. |
17Jan2014 | First-Ever High Speed Passenger Train to Connect US and Mexico By 2018 Fox News Latino U.S. and Mexican officials held a high level meeting on Thursday to discuss a plan to build the first-ever high speed passenger railroad line connecting both countries by 2018. |
17Jan2014 | Right Wing Media's New 'Fast and Furious' Authority Was in Jail During 'Fast and Furious' Media Matters Right-wing media are citing the claims of a high-level Mexican drug cartel figure to advance its latest conspiracy theory about a failed federal law enforcement operation to stop the flow of guns into Mexico. |
17Jan2014 | Mexico's Congress Urges US to Facilitate Asylum for Victims of Violence KENS 5 Mexican citizens seeking asylum in the U.S because of violence back home are getting support from an unusual place: Mexico’s Congress. |
17Jan2014 | US Execution Using Untested Drug Cocktail Renews the Debate Over Lethal Injections The New York Times Dennis McGuire took 15 minutes to die by lethal injection Thursday morning at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. Death penalty opponents had been watching the case closely because of the use of a new drug cocktail. |
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