16Aug2013 | Meet the World's Oldest Man - Bolivian Herder's Records Show He's 123 Years Mail Online If Bolivia's public records are correct, Carmelo Flores Laura is the oldest living person ever documented. They say he turned 123 a month ago. |
16Aug2013 | Mexico Objects to Lack of Charges in Arizona Border Patrol Shooting Arizona Daily Star The Mexican government objects to the Justice Department’s decision to not charge the Border Patrol agent who shot and killed Ramses Barron Torres at the border with Nogales, Sonora in 2011. |
16Aug2013 | Two Mexican Towns Try to Save Local Fisheries by Banning Fishing ThinkProgress The 21st century hasn’t been kind to fish. While overfishing was largely halted in U.S. waters thanks to a 2006 fishery law, we’re a long way from repopulating already-depleted species, and most nations don’t have legally-mandated fishery management. |
16Aug2013 | Alfredo Corchado: Legalizing Marijuana in US Will Not End Violence in Mexico The Seattle Times If only legalizing pot would end Mexico’s bloody nightmare. It won’t, writes columnist Alfredo Corchado. |
16Aug2013 | New Technology Helps Walkers Cross Border Faster Patch Scanners are now available for those with radio frequency technology embedded in their passports and travel documents. |
16Aug2013 | New Prosecutor in Mexico to Investigate Killing of Journalist 'El Choco' The Knight Center for Journalism The assassination of Mexican reporter Armando “El Choco†Rodriguez, committed in 2008, will be the first homicide case taken up by the federal government's newly created Special Prosecutor's Office on Crimes Committed against Freedom of Expression. |
15Aug2013 | In Mexico's Justice System, Guilt, Rather Than Innocence, is Presumed Reforma In Mexico, one is condemned although there is reasonable doubt about guilt and reason to question it. In Mexico an innocent person is obligated to prove that he is innocent. |
15Aug2013 | Experts to Reconstruct Face of Man Who Lived 700 Years Ago in Mexico EFE Mexican National Anthropology and History Institute, or INAH, experts will reconstruct the face of an individual who lived some 700 years ago from pre-Columbian skeletal remains, officials said. |
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