01Aug2013 | Rising Urban Poverty Challenges Mexico NTDTV A stark report on poverty in Mexico reveals an increase in urban poverty in the Latin American country with an estimated 45.5 percent of Mexico's population struggling to make ends meet. |
01Aug2013 | Center for Investigative Reporting: Miguel Trevino's Teenage Assassins The Center for Investigative Reporting Days before Trevino's capture in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, producers from The Center for Investigative Reporting were on the scene, investigating his penchant for developing teen soldiers. |
01Aug2013 | Uruguay's Marijuana Bill Passes House, Awaits World's Verdict InSight Crime After passing a stern test in the lower house of congress, Uruguay's historic marijuana legalization bill will soon become law, but its impact may be more international than national. |
01Aug2013 | Huge Fall Reported in Monarch Butterfly Population FrenchTribune While some 350 million monarch butterflies, on an average, are observed visiting Mexico in winters, this winter could see only around 60 million of them. |
01Aug2013 | Immigration Study Shows Mexican Migrants Not Deterred by Threat of US Arrest The Guardian Mexicans intending to cross the border illegally into the US are not significantly deterred by threats of arrest or the severity of possible punishment, according to a new study of potential migrants. |
01Aug2013 | US Expands Travel Opportunities To Cuban Travelers Hispanically Speaking News The U.S. government will extend the validity of the non-immigrant visas it awards to Cuban travelers from six months to five years, with the possibility of entering and exiting the country multiple times. |
01Aug2013 | Technology Lovers Camp Out in Mexico City for Huge Internet Fair NTDTV Scores of geeks, cyberactivists and internet enthusiasts gather in Mexico City for a week-long fair where budding computer genius' can link up and share ideas on the next big internet sensation. |
01Aug2013 | 'Queen of the Pacific' to be Detained in Mexico Over Drugs Agence France-Presse Mexico will detain Sandra Avila Beltran, known as the "Queen of the Pacific" for her links to the drug trade, after the United States deports her, an official said Wednesday. |
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