27Nov2013 | Couple App Unintentionally Helps Couples Petitioning for Green Cards VOXXI In the last few months, dozens of couples have reached out to the Couple app via email, asking for a data file of their timeline history because they want to include it with their green card petitions. |
27Nov2013 | Why Mexico's Elite Still Shun Artist Frida Kahlo BBC Recognition of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo's talents and her adoption as a national icon were slow to come. Even today, many in Mexico's wealthy elite are said to be loath to embrace an artist who celebrated the culture of ordinary Mexicans. |
27Nov2013 | Mexico Passes Banking Bill in Bid to Boost Lending Reuters Mexican lawmakers on Tuesday approved a bill designed to boost lending in Latin America's second-largest economy by making it easier for banks to collect on guarantees for bad loans and beefing up regulatory power over financial firms. |
27Nov2013 | Migrating Monarch Butterflies Straggle Into Mexico The New York Times Last year's low of 60 million now seems great compared with the fewer than 3 million that have shown up this year. Some experts fear that the spectacular migration could be near collapse. |
27Nov2013 | Worst Idea Ever? See a Man Hitch a Ride With a Shark TheJustClickHERE3 This is the moment a holidaymaker risks his life by bear hugging a shark in what has been branded an idiotic stunt. |
27Nov2013 | Government to Pay Damages to Indigenous Women for False Accusations of Kidnapping La Jornada The Federal Court of Fiscal and Administrative Justice ordered the Attorney General's Office to compensate two women, in order to correct the damage caused by the fabrication of evidence after their having being accused of kidnapping federal police. |
27Nov2013 | How to Tell Your Abuela That Your Job Is to Keep People Out of Prison for Using Drugs The Huffington Post Drug policy reform is probably out of Abuela's comfort zone, especially with three alcoholic tios in and out of jail for all sorts of pendejadas, including drug possession. |
27Nov2013 | Family Seeks Release of US Woman Detained in Mexico After Leading Indigenous Police Force Associated Press The family of a Washington state woman, who is heading a vigilante police force in Mexico, is pushing for her release after three months in custody on charges of kidnapping. |
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