06Aug2013 | Mexico's President on Dangerous Ground as He Pushes Pemex Reform The Los Angeles Times Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto wants to open the Pemex oil monopoly to private and foreign investment. To many Mexicans, that's blasphemy. |
06Aug2013 | New App Wants You to Swap Your Leftover Dinner With Strangers GeoBeatsNews Not as hungry as you thought you were? No problem, just snap a pic of the leftovers and post them on Leftover Swap. Somebody might come and get them. |
06Aug2013 | Mexico Archdiocese Investigating Possible Miracle CNA/EWTN News Msgr. Ramiro Valdes Sanchez, vicar general of Guadalajara, Mexico, has announced that the archdiocese is investigating a possible Eucharistic miracle that reportedly took place last week. |
06Aug2013 | Twitter Changes Rules to Control Abusive Language Associated Press Twitter is handing down new rules to control abusive language, the company said Saturday, a move which follows a barrage of nasty, harassing, and threatening messages directed at high-profile female users of the microblogging site. |
06Aug2013 | Mexican Drug Cartels Increasingly Hire US Military Servicemen as Assassins RT.com Mexican drug cartels are hiring US military personnel to carry out murders. In exchange for cash or drugs, some American servicemen are working as hit men or teaching gangsters their skills. |
06Aug2013 | Hepatitis B Frequently Undiagnosed, Undertreated in Mexico, South American Countries Healio Patients with hepatitis B in two South American countries and Mexico often go undiagnosed, are frequently undertreated, and usually rely on government assistance to afford medication. |
06Aug2013 | What Legalizing Marijuana in Uruguay Means for the Rest of the World TIME Uruguay’s bold move does much more than just follow in the footsteps of Colorado and Washington state, which last November became the first political jurisdictions in the world to approve the legalization of marijuana. |
06Aug2013 | Homeless Encampment Removed in Federal Cleanup Along the Tijuana River The San Diego Union-Tribune Mexican soldiers joined forces with federal police and municipal law enforcement authorities on Monday to remove encampments of homeless from the concrete bed of the Tijuana River. |
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