28Sep2013 | Mexico's Food Production Would Be Hampered by Tax Reform - Agriculture Council La Jornada The president's tax reform has put the agriculture and food industry at a disadvantage, going against the National Crusade Against Hunger. |
28Sep2013 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Asks Mexican Citizens to Keep Donating The News President Enrique Pena Nieto called on Mexican citizens to continue donating to the survivors of hurricane Ingrid and tropical storm Manuel, saying that “the emergency isn’t over.†|
28Sep2013 | Daniel Hopsicker: The Mysterious Crash of Cocaine 2 Six Years On MadCow Morning News Six years ago this week an American-registered luxury jet crashed just before dawn in the middle of the jungle in Mexico’s Yucatan carrying four tons of cocaine. The event, and its aftermath, changed forever an official narrative of the war on drugs. |
27Sep2013 | Yaqui Indians Demand Halt to Construction of Mexico's Sonora Aqueduct Agencia EFE Yaqui Indians have delivered more than 9,000 signatures to Mexico's environmental enforcement office demanding a halt to construction of an aqueduct in the northern state of Sonora they say will leave them without water. |
27Sep2013 | Lack of Clear Property Rights Contributed to Mexico's Storm Tragedy Reforma It should not surprise us that the worst damages from natural disasters occur in countries like ours and in places like Guerrero. The cause is the same as that which produces poverty: the lack of property rights. |
27Sep2013 | Government Officials Blasted for Handling of Mexican Storms Crisis The Los Angeles Times Years of corruption, politically expedient building in geographically dicey locations, illegal logging that deforests much of the countryside and other abuses have rendered parts of Mexico especially vulnerable to the extreme whims of weather. |
27Sep2013 | The Simplest Explanation of Obamacare. Ever. Upworthy Whether you're for it or against it, health care reform can be a hard nut to track — and that's before all the fighting and defending and saboteurs and exceptions. |
27Sep2013 | Latin America's Uruguay and Mexican Capital Stir the Marijuana Pot Inter Press Service In Latin America, where marijuana is the most widely consumed illegal drug, there is basically no home-grown research into its effects and properties. But possible legalization in Uruguay and the Mexican capital could open the door to new studies. |
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