04Dec2013 | Uruguayan President Jose Mujica Asks World to Help Him Legalize Weed HuffPost In an interview with a Brazilian daily, Jose Mujica defended his push to legalize the limited government sale of marijuana, calling on foreign governments to support the project. |
04Dec2013 | Kids Gets Better in Reading and Mathematics Test Results, But Lag Behind Average The News According to a report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Mexican children age 15 and below improved in reading and mathematics in 2012 - although they lag well behind the global average. |
04Dec2013 | Lesbian Couple Assaulted on Mexico City Metro Say Police 'Insensitive' to Complaint Latin Times A lesbian couple who were assaulted on a Mexico City metro car a week ago by a man who took issue with their public display of affection say police in the Mexican capital were "insensitive" to their complaints. |
04Dec2013 | Five Distinct Humpback Whale Populations Found in North Pacific LiveScience Five distinct humpback whale populations have been identified across the North Pacific Ocean in the most comprehensive genetic study of the mammals in this region yet, a new study reports. |
04Dec2013 | Government Receives Letter From Fugitive Mexican Drug Capo Sought by US Associated Press Fugitive drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero sent a letter to the Mexican government asking officials not to give in to the United States' demand for his capture and extradition to try him for the 1985 killing of a U.S. federal agent. |
04Dec2013 | Google Joins Heavy Competition in Cloud Computing The New York Times Google already runs much of the digital lives of consumers through email, Internet searches and YouTube videos. Now it wants the corporations, too. |
04Dec2013 | Formula 1 Drops Mexico From Busy 2014 Calendar Express The 2014 Formula One calendar has been slashed by three grands prix due to problems surrounding venues in Mexico, New Jersey and South Korea, the FIA has confirmed. |
04Dec2013 | Mexico Senate Approves Major Political Reforms, Moves On to Energy Reform The Washington Post Mexico’s Senate has passed the most dramatic political reform attempt in decades that would allow re-election of federal legislators, create new election oversight and make the Attorney General’s office independent from the executive. |
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