14Nov2013 | Sister Consuelo Morales on Crusading Against Mexican Cartels, Corrupt Police Democracy Now! Democracy Now! looks at the drug war in Mexico and efforts to demand accountability in thousands of cases of people who have been kidnapped, tortured, disappeared and killed. |
14Nov2013 | Mexican Congress Completes 2014 Budget Approval Reuters Mexico's lower house of Congress early on Thursday passed the federal spending plan for next year, completing approval for the budget, which proposes running a deficit in 2014 to lift the country's struggling economy. |
14Nov2013 | Fisherman Who Found and Lost Aztec Treasure Now Faces Eviction The Associated Press Gulf-coast fisherman Raul Hurtado is a local legend, the man who found and lost millions of dollars' worth of Aztec gold almost four decades ago, was tossed in prison, then found peace making $150 a month selling octopus and other seafood from a thatched-roof shack. |
14Nov2013 | Master Pickpocket Reveals the Tricks of the Trade New Yorker Professional pickpocket Apollo Robbins demonstrates some of his theft techniques on writer Adam Green. |
14Nov2013 | Mexico Accused of Suppressing Freedom of Speech Over Hit Documentary The Guardian Roberto Hernandez, director of Presumed Guilty, which exposed miscarriage of justice in Mexico City, awaits rulings on claims for compensation. |
14Nov2013 | Why is Latin America the Only Region with Rising Homicide Rates? InSight Crime A new United Nations report has found Latin America is the only region in the world where overall homicide rates increased between 2000 and 2010, with the violence rates recorded reflecting changes in drug trafficking and the region's underworld. |
14Nov2013 | Near the US-Mexico Border, Exploding Poverty and Obesity Tip the Scales The Washington Post Hidalgo County, Tex., is one of the fastest growing, and poorest, places in the nation. Although 40 percent of the county's residents are enrolled in the food stamp program, diabetes and obesity have exploded in the region. |
14Nov2013 | Bishop Patino Becomes Unlikely Anti-Crime Crusader in Michoacan GlobalPost After decades of watching varied gangsters and government officials prey upon his faithful, this farming city’s Roman Catholic prelate finally has had enough. |
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