12Nov2013 | Knights Templar Cartel Spending Millions in Bribes to Michoacan Officials The Mazatlan Messenger The Los Caballeros Templarios drug cartel is paying 325 million pesos in bribes annually to different officials in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, Milenio reports. |
12Nov2013 | Tomato-Farm Workers Toil in 'Circle of Poverty' in Mexico's Poorest States The Los Angeles Times Landowners make big money on tomatoes, but the hard work falls to armies of workers from Mexico's poorest states, who labor for paltry wages. |
12Nov2013 | Latin Americans Combat Crime with Smartphones and Social Media The Guardian With crime rates soaring and distrust in the state's ability to tackle it, people have taken to social media to boost security. |
12Nov2013 | Mexico's Energy Privatization Will Proceed Proceso The plan is underway: Energy reform will be passed with the votes of PRI and PAN, partners who have been driving Mexico during the most recent quarter century. The plan was revealed by The Wall Street Journal through a government "leak." |
12Nov2013 | Media Doubts President's Claims of Monterrey's Crime Rate Reduction Al Jazeera The government claims the murder rate in Monterrey has been cut by half, but local journalists accuse the government of manipulating statistics. |
12Nov2013 | Survey Reveals Latino's Shifting Religious Affiliations PRRI A recent survey by the Public Religion Research Institute showed the shifting religious identifies of Latinos and Hispanics. |
12Nov2013 | How Climate Change is Destroying Cancun Beaches GlobalPost Cancun’s perfect tropical beach is its principal selling point. Yet the only reason the resort still has a beach is thanks to a $70 million project in 2010 to replenish it by dredging up more than 1 billion gallons of sand from the seabed. |
12Nov2013 | Peasant Leader Who Fought for Hurricane Manuel Relief Gunned Down Hispanically Speaking News Mexican police found a grassroots leader and his wife fatally shot inside their home in the southern state of Guerrero. |
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