31Dec2013 | #Acciones2013: President Enrique Pena Nieto on Mexico's Reforms of 2013 MexiData.info In a December message to the people of Mexico, President Enrique Pena Nieto applauded a number of "Reforms" and "Actions" accomplished in 2013, his first year in office. |
31Dec2013 | Mike O'Connor Dies at 67; Freedom of Information Loses Champion in Mexico The Los Angeles Times Mike O'Connor, an experienced war correspondent who in recent years worked in defense of journalists in Mexico at a time when it had become one of the most treacherous countries for reporters in the world, died Sunday morning in Mexico City. He was 67. |
31Dec2013 | Central America Migrants Flee Turf Wars and Corrupt States for Refuge in Mexico The Guardian Extreme violence in Central America is sending a surge of refugees fleeing north to Mexico where they are caught between official indifference and yet more danger if they continue to the United States, human rights activists say. |
30Dec2013 | Fewer Crossings But Increased Deaths on Mexico's Northern Border The Real News While the number of Mexicans crossing the US border has come to a virtual standstill this year, ICE reports the number of immigrant deaths has remained steady over the last decade. |
30Dec2013 | Activist, Poet Javier Sicilia Asks - Does Mexico Have a Future? Proceso Does Mexico have a horizon? Or, to use a less metaphorical terminology, does the country have a future? The question, at the end of the year, is not only relevant but necessary. |
30Dec2013 | Cuba: More Than 2.5M Foreign Tourists in First 11 Months of 2013 Agencia EFE Cuba welcomed between January and November more than 2.5 million foreign tourists, according to figures published by the National Statistics and Information Office. |
30Dec2013 | Some 47,000 Migrants Believed Killed in Mexico Over Last 6 Years PressTV Over 47,000 migrants have died while traveling through Mexico in the past six years with an estimated 8,800 unidentified bodies, a report shows. |
30Dec2013 | Manuel-Perez-Rocha: NAFTA Proving to Be an Engine of Poverty in Mexico baxterbulletin.com Before NAFTA, Mexico was a developing country. But now it’s an underdeveloping country, with 70 percent of people in rural areas and 85 percent of the indigenous population living in poverty |
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