07Jan2014 | Over 4,500 Mexican Military Personnel Prosecuted for Desertion Since 1985 Latin American Herald Tribune A total of 4,543 military personnel were prosecuted for desertion between 1985 and 2013, the Mexican Federal Institute for Access to Informatio said. |
07Jan2014 | Scientists Find Conjoined Twin Gray Whales in Baja Pete Thomas Outdoors Scientists in Mexico's Laguna Ojo de Liebre, or Scammon's Lagoon, this week discovered conjoined gray whale calves; discovery could be a first. |
07Jan2014 | Will Recreational Marijuana Sales in Colorado Hurt Mexican Cartels? Baker Institute Mexico has suffered from more than 100,000 drug related deaths since 2006. Could legalization help to reduce drug-related violence in Mexico? Or have the cartels diversified too far into other drugs and criminal activities for it to matter? |
07Jan2014 | Guns N' Roses Will Begin LatAm Tour at Hell and Heaven Festival in Mexico City Prensa Latina Guns N' Roses will extensively tour Latin America in March and April 2014, with performances in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, the band posted on its official website. |
07Jan2014 | Marijuana Decriminalization Bill to Be Introduced By Mexico City Lawmakers Latin Times Animal Politico reports that Mexico City lawmakers with the Party of the Democratic Revolution are preparing to present a bill in the city’s Assembly which would further decriminalize marijuana in the Mexican capital. |
07Jan2014 | Ancient Mayan Ruins at Uxmal Now Handicap Friendly The Yucatan Times The archaeological site of Uxmal has been modified and remodeled to turn it into a Handicap Friendly Facility for senior citizens and handicapped people, so they can visit without moving difficulties. |
06Jan2014 | Mexico to Triple Demand for Solar This Year with 250 Megawatts Businessweek Demand for solar panels in Mexico will more than triple this year to 250 megawatts and the country will become Latin America’s biggest market by 2016. |
06Jan2014 | Pena Nieto's Arch Critic, Lopez Obrador, Back to Work After Surgery GlobalPost Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the leftist runner-up in Mexico's 2006 and 2012 presidential elections, made his first public appearance on Monday since being sidelined by a heart attack last month. |
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