17Dec2013 | Caravan of Central American Mothers Find Six Missing Sons in Mexico Prensa Latina Central American mothers seeking for migrant missing children found six of them on Monday as their caravan reached one of its last stops on tour through the Mexican territory. |
17Dec2013 | Retailers See Haggling as a Price of Doing Business The New York Times Armed with increasingly sophisticated price-tracking tools on their smartphones and other devices, consumers have become bolder, and they know that they often have the upper hand during a tough season for retailers. |
17Dec2013 | 3,000 Bikers Take Part in Annual Toy Run to Tijuana EFE More than 3,000 motorcyclists traveled from San Diego to Tijuana to participate in the 28th edition of the "Toy Run," a charitable event to support children living in the Mexican border city. |
17Dec2013 | Interpol Joins Hunt for Mexican Drug Lord Quintero Sought by United States Reuters The search for a Mexican drug lord wanted for the murder of a U.S. federal agent expanded on Monday when Interpol issued a wanted persons alert for Rafael Caro Quintero, who disappeared in August. |
17Dec2013 | Protests Fail to Stop Mexico's Oil Reform, But Leftists Gain Ground RT.com About 75 years ago, iconic Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas nationalized the oil industry in a move that caused shockwaves above the River Grande. The foreign companies had to go. That is why state-owned Pemex is so endearing to average Mexicans - they feel they own the company. Well, not anymore. |
17Dec2013 | South America Needs Co-Ordinated Response to Combat Scourge of Cocaine Guardian Weekly Drug cartels find new routes and customers in eastern Europe, Asia and Africa as geography of demand changes. |
17Dec2013 | Green: Not Just the Color of Mexico's Christmas Trees Reuters On the outskirts of Mexico City, at a plantation called El Pinar de la CIMA, people are finding truly "green" Christmas trees. That is, trees that are part of a multi-decade government conservation program. |
17Dec2013 | Elba Esther Gordillo Leads Forbes's Top 10 Most Corrupt Mexicans List Latin Times A global anti-corruption non-profit group known as International Transparency, has crowned Mexico as the most corrupt country in Latin America. Now Forbes has assembled a list of the Top 10 Most Corrupt Mexicans Of 2013 that had a hand in this rank. |
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