27Sep2013 | Fresh Flooding in Storm-Stricken Acapulco Prompts Evacuations Press TV Torrential rain storms have triggered floods in the Mexican resort city of Acapulco, prompting authorities to evacuate residents from high-risk regions and shut down schools. |
26Sep2013 | Little Brother is Watching, Too: NSA Spying Has Nothing on Local Police TakePart The 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act allows domestic law enforcement agencies - everyone from the Federal Bureau of Investigations to your local Keystone Cops - to contact email hosts and, without a warrant, demand they turn over the full contents of all emails over 180 days old. |
26Sep2013 | Walmart Mexico Provides 500 Tons of Aid to Victims of Devastating Flooding in Mexico Walmart Mexico Foundation The Walmart Mexico Foundation has provided 500 tons of food and products to the Mexican Red Cross to distribute to victims in several states in Mexico affected by torrential rains and flooding. |
26Sep2013 | Mexico's Determined Miss World Candidate, From "Ugly Duckling" to Beauty La Prensa Marilyn Chagoya, who as a little girl was considered the "ugly duckling" of the class, wants to make her mark as the first Mexican to win the upcoming Miss World competition on the Indonesian island of Bali. |
26Sep2013 | Secretary of Tourism: Acapulco is Back on Its Feet SECTUR The Secretary of Tourism will get to work immediately on a promotional campaign called “Acapulco is back on its feetâ€, with the objective of repositioning this port as a world class tourist destination. |
26Sep2013 | Breaking United Nations Protocol, Brazil Lambastes US for NSA Spying Inter Press Service Throwing diplomatic protocol to the winds, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff launched a blistering attack on the US illegally infiltrating its communications network, surreptitiously intercepting phone calls, and breaking into the Brazilian Mission to the United Nations. |
26Sep2013 | PRI Senator: 'Union Leader Elba Esther Gordillo's Amparo Not a Defeat for Justice' The News PRI Senator Omar Fayad Meneses said that he feels the amparo granted to former SNTE leader Elba Esther Gordillo, who was arrested in February on corruption charges, does not represent a defeat for the Attorney General and his attempts to bring her to justice. |
26Sep2013 | US Border Patrol to Test Dashboard Cameras Amid Complaints of Deadly Force Against Immigrants Latin Times Homeland Security announced that it would test putting cameras on the dashboards of Border Patrol vehicles and overhaul basic training for new agents, in response to criticism resulting from agents' use of deadly force at the US-Mexico border. |
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