30Jul2013 | Will Mexico's Alleged Drug 'Queen' Sandra Avila Beltran Return to Jail? The Los Angeles Times Will Mexico’s so-called Queen of the Pacific - the woman accused, but never convicted, of being a Latin American drug kingpin - be going back to a Mexican prison after all? |
30Jul2013 | Mars Ocean? Scientists Say They've Found Strong Evidence for Ancient Body of Water The Huffington Post Researchers from the California Institute of Technology believe they have uncovered strong evidence of a Martian ocean - an ancient body of water that may have covered as much as one-third of the planet billions of years ago. |
30Jul2013 | Fantasy Fans Revel at Mexico Comic Convention Associated Press Many of the 17,000 people who attended Mexico's most established comics convention over the weekend wandered the halls dressed in a riotous variety of costumes, from Spiderman to the video elf Sylvannas Windrunner. |
30Jul2013 | Equifax Must Pay $18.6 Million After Failing to Fix Woman's Credit Report Associated Press Julie Miller tried eight times to get Equifax to fix errors on her credit report, but the company failed to make the fixes. Now it owes her $18.6 million. |
30Jul2013 | Children Are Poorest Group in Mexico, Elderly Lag Not Far Behind CNN Mexico In the past two years, 500,000 Mexicans fell into poverty, reaching a total of 53.3 million in 2012, the National Evaluation of Social Development Policy reported on Monday. |
30Jul2013 | 40 Years On, Mexico Has Paid a Heavy Price for the US War on Drugs BBC News Forty years after the creation of the US Drug Enforcement Agency, leaders in Latin American are calling for a new strategy for the war on drugs. |
30Jul2013 | Mexico's Off-the-Books Work is Rule, Not Exception GlobalPost Six in 10 Mexican workers toil in the country’s informal economy. The new president is after the potential income taxes they’re not paying. Wish him luck. |
30Jul2013 | Armed with DNA Samples, Mexico's Attorney General Searches for Disappeared Persons La Jornada As part of the strategy to address missing person cases that have arisen since 2007, the Attorney General’s office has begun gathering DNA tests of the remains of those found in burial graves throughout the country. |
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