21Aug2013 | Organized Crime Controls Mining in 5 Mexican States InSight Crime Criminal organizations now control the right to mine in at least five Mexico states, according to those working in the sector, in another example of illegal groups expanding into resource exploitation in areas where state presence is weak. |
20Aug2013 | British Businessman Jailed That Sold 1200 Fake Bomb Detectors to Mexico Al Jazeera A British businessman, who sold fake bomb detectors worldwide, has been sentenced to seven years in jail with the judge branding the devices “useless†produced out of “spurious scienceâ€. |
20Aug2013 | New Year's Writing Immersion Retreat in Tulum SummerWritingTetreat.com Imagine basking in the sun on the beautiful, sandy beaches of Mexico and then gathering with fellow artists, writers and yogis to discuss your art and critique one another's work. This beautiful scenario does not have to be a dream. |
20Aug2013 | Teachers Union Members Stage Protest Outside Congress in Mexico City EFE A group of teachers opposed to educational reforms clashed with police and engaged in acts of vandalism at the seat of Congress in Mexico City, leaving about a dozen educators and officers injured. |
20Aug2013 | California Bill Targets Scams Promising Legalization Priority for Immigrants KABC A move is underway in Sacramento to crack down on immigration scams that make promises they can't possibly deliver. The bill was being discussed Monday, but not everyone was in favor of it. |
20Aug2013 | Dead Zone in Gulf of Mexico Twice as Large as 2012 Earthsky Large dead zone in 2013 is partly due to wet spring conditions in the Mississippi watershed, which increased nutrient runoff, triggering algae blooms. |
20Aug2013 | Sony to Produce TV Version of Robert Rodriguez's 'El Mariachi' in Mexico The Hollywood Reporter Sony Pictures Television is producing 70 episodes of El Mariachi, an original series based on Robert Rodriguez's 1993 shoot-'em-up film of the same name. |
20Aug2013 | Mexican Economy Shrinks for First Time in Four Years on Second-Quarter Data MoneyNews.com Mexico's economy contracted for the first time in four years in the second quarter as lower government spending, sluggish consumption and weak demand for exports hammered industry and services in Latin America's No.2 economy. |
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