30Aug2013 | Freed Mexico Drug Lord Caro Quintero Got a Huge Head Start The Los Angeles Times Officials put no tail on Rafael Caro Quintero after he was freed from a Mexican prison. Federal officials insist they were caught off guard. |
30Aug2013 | World Wrestling Entertainment Returning to Mexico with October Tour WWE WWE will head to Queretaro on October 16, Guadalajara on October 17, Mexico City on October 18 and Monterrey on October 19th. Alberto Del Rio, Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara are advertised for the tour. |
30Aug2013 | Narco-Politics: How Mexico Got There and How It Can Get Out Council on Hemispheric Affairs The complex nature of the drug war and its deep roots in Mexico’s modern history makes certain that the capture of one individual will not end the battle. |
30Aug2013 | Searching for Smugglers: Baja Panga Chaser Releases YouTube Documentary Santa Barbara Independent Self-styled rogue journalist, Jesse Aizenstat, headed to Mexico with a translator and videographer to see for himself what was happening in the mostly lawless Baja deserts and ports populated by the Sinaloa Cartel. |
30Aug2013 | Marine Mammals Casualties of US Navy Training Associated Press Navy training and testing could inadvertently kill hundreds of whales and dolphins and injure thousands over the next five years, mostly as a result of detonating explosives underwater, according to two environmental impact statements released by the military. |
30Aug2013 | Courtroom Brawl as Appeals Court Judge Punches Fellow Justices in Morelos The Telegraph A judge faces removal from a state appeals court for punching and pushing fellow justices during a hearing. |
30Aug2013 | No More Car Decals for SENTRI Trusted Traveler Program at US-Mexico Border KPBS San Diego Holders of the SENTRI pass that lets you speed through the U.S.-Mexico border will no longer have a decal identifying their cars as SENTRI approved. Some SENTRI holders feared the decals made them easy targets for drug traffickers. |
30Aug2013 | Enforced Disappearances Still an Appalling Reality in the Americas Amnesty International In Colombia and in Mexico, the authorities aren’t facing up to a serious ongoing problem of enforced disappearances. |
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