23Oct2013 | Juarez Workers Protest Changes in Mexico's Tax Laws El Paso Times More than 2,000 twin plant workers marched in protest, condemning President Enrique Pena Nieto's fiscal reform policy which will raise the sales tax by 5 percent along the border while also eliminating tax exemptions on maquiladoras. |
23Oct2013 | Rape and Kidnap Alarm App for Smartphones IET Software developed by a Mexican company enables people in dangerous situations to alert police, family and friends by pressing a smartphone button. |
23Oct2013 | Nevado de Toluca: Mexico Loses a National Park McClatchyDC Earlier this month, Mexicans awoke to the news that the towering and historic Nevado de Toluca National Park no longer exists. Now, it is a “protected area,†rather than a national park. |
23Oct2013 | Foreign Minister to Summon US Ambassador Over NSA Spying Allegations CNN Speaking in Geneva, Mexico's foreign minister said he's summoning the U.S. Ambassador following fresh reports of spying. |
22Oct2013 | Cancun's Dragon Mart: A Bright Deal for China, Not So Much for Mexico The Yucatan Times It’s a big dream: A massive complex near the resort of Cancun that would be the largest trading center for Chinese products in the Western Hemisphere. |
22Oct2013 | Mexico to Be Held Accountable for Human Rights Before UN Council CNN Mexico On the twenty-third of October, Mexico will be submitted to the universal periodic review before the Human Rights Council of the United Nations, in which it will be held accountable for the observations that have been made on the subject by UN agencies, civil society organizations and other countries. |
22Oct2013 | Builders of Obamacare Website Saw Red Flags: President Vows to Get It Fixed Associated Press Project developers who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity — because they feared they would otherwise be fired — said they raised doubts among themselves whether the website could be ready in time. |
22Oct2013 | US Government-Funded Study Involves Paying Mexico City Male Prostitutes The Daily Caller If you give U.S. tax dollars to a Mexican male prostitute, will he agree to stay disease-free? That’s what government-funded researchers at Brown University would like to know. |
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