20Aug2013 | Author Offers Illuminating Details in Book About World's Paramedics Associated Press Benjamin Gilmour's book "Paramedico" explores the lives of emergency responders in a variety of countries, an intriguing, blood-soaked concept with plenty of drama. |
20Aug2013 | All-Women Militia in Guerrero Says They Are Capable of Defending Their Town Latin Post More than 100 women in the town of Xaltianguis, about 30 miles from the resort of Acapulco, have taken up arms to protect their community from organized crime groups. |
20Aug2013 | Poll: 62% Say 'No' to Allowing Private Firms Into Mexico Oil Sector Hispanically Speaking News While accepting the need for reform of the energy sector, most Mexicans oppose opening state oil monopoly Pemex to private investment, a poll published Monday by capital daily El Universal shows. |
20Aug2013 | Mexico Boosts Security on Northeast Border After Cartel Boss Arrest Reuters Mexican authorities have increased security along the country's northeastern border with the United States after arresting the suspected leader of the Gulf Cartel, one of the oldest drug trafficking groups in Mexico. |
20Aug2013 | Meet ATLAS: Pentagon Develops Robot to Deal with Natural Disasters La Prensa ATLAS, the latest humanoid robot developed by the Pentagon, is already in operation but much remains to be done in the quest to develop a machine that can respond to natural disasters in places where human beings cannot go. |
20Aug2013 | Volkswagen Reaches 10M Car Milestone in Mexico Inautonews.com The German company has reached a good production number in Mexico, celebrating now the production of 10 million cars and 11 million engines. |
20Aug2013 | 1M Students Miss First Day of School as Teachers Strike Over Assessments PressTV Thousands of teachers in Mexico have staged a strike in protest against a reform implementing job performance appraisals, which caused over 1 million students to miss their first day of school. |
19Aug2013 | Release Of Mexican Drug Lord Caro Quintero Painful For Victims' Relatives Associated Press On a sunny winter morning in 1984, two young American couples dressed in their Sunday best walked door to door in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara, trying to spread their faith as Jehovah's Witnesses. A few hours later they disappeared. |
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