16Oct2013 | Announcers Say 'God Bless America' as USMNT Keeps El Tri's World Cup Hopes Alive FanSided.com Mexico lost, 2-1, to Costa Rica, but they were bailed out by their neighbors up north when the United States’ come from behind win in stoppage time saved the Mexican squad from being eliminated. |
15Oct2013 | New Malware Enables Attackers to Take Money Directly from ATMs BankInfoSecurity.com A group of ATMs in Mexico was recently targeted by a new malware strain known as Ploutus as part of an attack that allowed hackers to remotely manipulate the cash denominations the ATMs dispensed. |
15Oct2013 | Former Wife of Mexico Governor Appeals for International Help in Custody Case Mail Online A Frenchwoman denied access to her three children by her Mexican former husband, whom she won child custody over, has taken her case to an international panel in Washington. |
15Oct2013 | How Much Will a Mexican Crime Cartel Pay for an Illegal Migrant? $800. InSight Crime A Salvadoran man who sold illegal migrants to Mexico's criminal group, the Zetas, for $800 apiece has been sentenced to four years in jail, in a case that sheds lights on the workings of the human trafficking chain. |
15Oct2013 | Carlos Slim Gets Green Light for Gold Exploration, Despite Local Opposition Forbes Minera Frisco, controlled by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, has been given the green light to search for gold in Mexico. |
15Oct2013 | Animal Pharm: What Can We Learn From Nature's Self-Medicators? National Geographic Birds do it. Bees do it. Butterflies and chimpanzees do it. These animals and many others self-medicate, using plants and other surprising materials to improve not only their own health but also the health of their offspring. |
15Oct2013 | Flooding Remains One Month After Tropical Storm Manuel in Tixtla, Guerrero Proceso One month after the flood in the Valley of Tixtla caused by Tropical Storm Manuel, the Mirror of the Gods is shattered, and the water overflowing the mythical lagoon continues to flood one-third of the historic village. |
15Oct2013 | Mexican Drivers Eye Route to NASCAR ESPN NASCAR no longer stages a Nationwide Series race in Mexico, but a cultural shift from road racing to American-style oval competition is gradually taking place south of the U.S. border. |
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