12Dec2013 | Efforts Continue to Free Washington State Woman from Mexican Prison RentonReporter.com Nestora Salgado was arrested Aug. 21 in the state of Guerrero, where she had been leading a vigilante group targeting police corruption and drug cartel violence. To pressure the Mexican government, several organizations protested this week in favor of Human Rights and for Salgado’s release. |
12Dec2013 | Mexico Lower House Passes Oil Overhaul to End 75-Year State Monopoly Bloomberg Mexico’s lower house passed an energy bill that ends Petroleos Mexicanos’s 75-year oil monopoly in a bid to attract foreign investment and boost growth. |
11Dec2013 | Human Rights Groups Repudiate Law Against Demonstrations in Mexico City Proceso More than 70 organizations around the country as well as Amnesty International and lawmakers from the PRD, PT and MC, demanded that the Chamber of Deputies does not pass the Law on Demonstrations in the Federal District. |
11Dec2013 | Watch This Woman Smoke Pot to Become Better Mom TakePart Watch the video to understand how profoundly cerebral palsy affects her daily life - and keep on watching for the revelation that one thing makes her life better every day: marijuana. |
11Dec2013 | Mexico City Mobile-Phone Users Lose Voice Service for 81 Minutes Bloomberg Mobile-phone customers in Mexico City, North America’s largest city, lost voice service for 81 minutes yesterday after the country’s dominant carrier America Movil suffered an outage. |
11Dec2013 | Armed Conflicts Casualties 2012: Mexico Places Second Behind Syria Latin Times A new study of war casualties in 2012 has placed Mexico second only to Syria in the number of deaths reported last year. A total 95,000 people died last year as a result of armed conflicts, most of whom were civilians. |
11Dec2013 | Catholic Church Has Little Influence Among Mexicans La Jornada Although 90 percent of the Mexican population accepts a belief in God, neither the Catholic Church, nor the clergy, nor the Virgin Mary, nor faith have been decisive factors in their lives as Catholics, according to the first results of the National Survey on Culture and Practical Religious Belief in Mexico. |
11Dec2013 | NSA Uses Google Cookies and Location Data to Pinpoint Targets for Hacking The Washington Post The National Security Agency is secretly piggybacking on the tools that enable Internet advertisers to track consumers, using "cookies" and location data to pinpoint targets for government hacking and to bolster surveillance. |
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