11Jan2014 | Enrique Pena Nieto: 2014 Will Be a Great Year for Mexico Presidency of the Republic The beginning of this year is a good opportunity to share our progress, what we have achieved and what is next for Mexico. 2013 was the year of great reforms. That is what we proposed at the beginning and the good news is that we did it. |
11Jan2014 | Baja's International Anonymous Crime Hotline Produces Some Results Fronteras Desk The U.S. number doesn't generate as many tips as the Mexican number, but law enforcement officials say it's still worth it. |
11Jan2014 | IYF Youth:Work Program in Mexico - Chema's Story International Youth Foundation This video case study documents the program's impact on one of its graduates: Jose Maria 'Chema' Sonora Franco, who grew up in a marginalized community of Ciudad Juarez. |
11Jan2014 | Molly Molloy: The Story of the Ciudad Juarez Femicides Is a 'Myth' The Texas Observer In the 1990s, Juarez developed an international reputation as a place of horrific violence against women, a reputation that has become an internationally dominant narrative about the city. That’s a narrative that Molly Molloy, a research librarian and professor, finds deeply troubling. |
11Jan2014 | Mexican Goverment Demands Life for Mexico Citizen on Death Row in US Latin Times Edgar Tamayo Arias, a Mexican citizen currently on Death Row in the United States, is scheduled for execution on January 22nd. However, the Mexican government is demanding that US Authorities stay Mr. Tamayo's execution. |
10Jan2014 | Rural Workers and Indigenous in Mexico Denounce 20 Years of Destruction Pravda.ru Because of the Zapatista uprising, the indigenous issue returned to the top of the list of priorities in Mexico. Until then, the issue had almost disappeared from the political debate. The Zapatistas were a call to attention. |
10Jan2014 | Bank of Mexico's Carstens: Inflation to Top 4% WSJ.com Mexico’s inflation is bound to move above 4% in coming months as a result of new taxes on some consumer goods, but the effect should be temporary. |
10Jan2014 | 2 Wrenching Cases: What to Do After the Brain Dies The New York Times These two wrenching stories raise questions about how brain death is determined, and who has the right to decide how such patients are treated. |
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