24Nov2013 | Mexico's January-September Foreign Direct Investment Tops $28 Billion WSJ.com Foreign direct investment in Mexico more than doubled in the first nine months of the year, boosted by brewer Anheuser-Busch's buyout of Mexican beer maker Grupo Modelo. |
24Nov2013 | Destination Uncertain for San Diego-Born Teenage Assassin After Release in Mexico U-T San Diego Three years after his arrest for beheading four young men on behalf of a drug gang in central Mexico, a San Diego-born teenager is preparing to walk out of juvenile detention next month. |
24Nov2013 | The Paw Project: A Grassroots Movement to Protect Felines from Cruelty of Declawing PawProject.org The Paw Project documentary is an inspiring David and Goliath story of a grassroots movement to protect felines, both large and small, from the cruelty of declawing and how the movement has prevailed, despite the efforts of well-funded professional veterinary associations. |
24Nov2013 | Andrew O'Hehir: While America Got High, Thousands in Mexico Died Salon America's failed drug policies - and our insatiable drug appetites - have helped kill innocent people in Mexico. |
24Nov2013 | App Shows What It's Like to Be Undocumented VOXXI A winning Dreamers' Hackathon app creates a virtual world where users are put through real-life scenarios that undocumented immigrants confront in their daily lives. |
24Nov2013 | Zombie Walk: 7,000 Living Dead Swarm the Streets of Mexico City Agence France-Presse More than 7,000 "zombies" crammed Mexico City's streets on Saturday for the popular Zombie Walk Mexico, celebrating connections with the dead. |
24Nov2013 | Government Says Cholera Outbreak in Central Mexico is 'Under Control' Hispanically Speaking News Mexican health authorities said that the cholera outbreak in the central region of the country is “under control†and that a total of 184 cases have been confirmed in four states and Mexico City. |
23Nov2013 | Mexican Human Rights Defenders Face Oppression and a Corrupt Judicial System Human Rights First Last week I was in Mexico City meeting with human rights defenders working on environmental and resource rights, freedom of expression, trafficking prevention, and fair compensation of labor. Overall, the panorama here in Mexico is bleak yet promising. |
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