10Jan2014 | Canadian Women Arrested in Mexico Firebombing Detained for Up to 40 More Days The Canadian Press A spokesman for Mexico's federal attorney-general says a judge has ruled that Fallon Rouiller Poisson and Amelie Pelletier will stay behind bars while local authorities continue their criminal investigation into the attack. |
10Jan2014 | Woman Attempts to Sneak Out of Mexico Into US by Squeezing Into a Suitcase Daily Star A desperate woman was caught attempting to sneak into the US from Mexico after curling up inside a suitcase. |
10Jan2014 | As Children Return to School, Mexico Must Pass Regulations for Cleaner Air Switchboard Children all across Mexico are returning to school this week after the excitement of the holidays. As they head back to their classrooms, kids will also be again exposed to a danger they are not aware of: toxic air pollution from our city’s dirty vehicles and fuels. |
10Jan2014 | Wouldn't It be Cool If the Border Patrol Treated Everyone Like This? Infowars.com A shocking video showing a Border Patrol agent acknowledging the constitutional right to refuse questions has many pleasantly surprised. |
10Jan2014 | US 'Pot Shops' Might Do More to Stop the Mexican Cartels Than Any Law Enforcement The Independent If marijuana is now deemed OK in Colorado – and dispensaries will open soon in Washington as well – what message does that send to Mexico and others fighting the war on drugs largely on America’s behalf? |
10Jan2014 | Facing 'Unprecedented Rise in Demonic Possession', Church Training More Exorcists Christian Today A rapidly increasing number of Catholic priests are being trained in the rite of exorcism. Dioceses in Italy, Spain, and Mexico are reporting a growing number of cases of someone being possessed by the devil or some other demonic influence. |
10Jan2014 | Macabre 'Island of Dolls' Draws Tourists to Mexico Al Jazeera Hanging doll installation, created by a local man 50 years ago, is one of the unusual sites in Mexico City. |
10Jan2014 | Mexico's President Signs New Banking Overhaul Reforms Into Law Agence France-Presse Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto on Thursday signed into law a banking overhaul designed to increase lending and boost growth in Latin America’s second biggest economy. |
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