22Jul2013 | High-Tech Mexico City Hospital Building 'Eats' Smog CNN Twenty years ago, the air in Mexico City was considered the worst in the world. It was so badly polluted that on one day, birds fell dead out of the sky. Since then, the city has worked to clean up its act. But traffic remains a major problem. |
22Jul2013 | Patrick Corcoran: What Z40's Arrest Tells Us about Mexico's Security Policy InSight Crime The arrest of Zetas boss Miguel Angel Treviño, alias Z40, continues to roil Mexico, shifting the dynamic not only within the world of organized crime but also affecting the political climate and the relationship with the US. |
22Jul2013 | Fasting for Immigrant Rights: Proposed Reform Leaves Out the Most Vulnerable Forward As I crouched in a tent in Nogales, Mexico, I bore witness to stories of displacement, violence and state-sponsored cruelty against immigrants. |
22Jul2013 | Pena Nieto to Launch National Crusade Against Mexico's Informal Employment Milenio/Notimex Today President Enrique Pena Nieto will introduce the National Crusade Against Informal Employment, which will be a first step for the country to advance in such key areas as competitiveness and overall development. |
22Jul2013 | Bullfighting, Dog Fighting, Cockfighting Banned in Veracruz, Mexico Opposing Views Veracruz has become the most recent city in Mexico to update its Animal Welfare Code to ban bullfighting. The city will now also address other blood sports that have long been accepted, and his new legislation will end the traditional festivals that offered animal fighting as entertainment. |
22Jul2013 | Brooke Burke Joins Operation Smile's Medical Mission to Mexico LookToTheStars.org Smile Ambassadors Brooke Burke Charvet and David Charvet, along with two of their children, volunteered with Operation Smile during the organization’s recent medical mission in Guadalajara, Mexico. |
22Jul2013 | Microsoft's Surface RT Didn't Have to Be a $900 Million Disaster The Huffington Post In some unknown warehouse presumably sits a pile of millions of beautiful, unused Surface RTs, the tablet computer that was supposed to resurrect Microsoft. |
22Jul2013 | Veracruz Teen Fakes Own Kidnapping, Instead of Ransom, Gets Arrested ABC News Mexican police have arrested a teenager who faked her own kidnapping so that she could get money to go on vacations with her ex-boyfriend and four other friends. |
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