19Jul2013 | Tijuana First City in Latin America to Ditch Analog KPBS.org Mexico plans to wean the entire country off analog television by the end of 2015. Switching to all digital will open up valuable broadband space for Internet and other wireless services. |
19Jul2013 | It Just Got a Little Easier for US Citizens to Go to Cuba Associated Press A U.S.-based tour company on Thursday announced the launch of new people-to-people trips to Cuba that would transport U.S. citizens there by ship. |
19Jul2013 | Mexico's First Openly Gay Mayor Elected in the Unlikely State of Zacatecas Associated Press Mexico's first openly gay elected mayor is set to take office in a rough part of Zacatecas state known for cowboy boots, embossed belts and drug gang shootouts. |
19Jul2013 | US Repeals Propaganda Ban, Spreads Government-Made News to Americans Foreign Policy For decades, a so-called anti-propaganda law prevented the U.S. government's mammoth broadcasting arm from delivering programming to American audiences. But on July 2, that came silently to an end with the implementation of a new reform passed in January. |
18Jul2013 | InSight Crime: 98% of Mexico's 2012 Murder Cases Remain Unsolved InSight According to Mexico's national statistics institute, just 1.8 percent of the homicides registered in 2012 have resulted in a sentence, a grim reminder of the challenges that Mexico faces in speeding up its judicial process. |
18Jul2013 | Mexico Politics: Cat Candidates and the Need for Civic Action - Sergio Aguayo sergioaguayo.org There are those who described as 'catharsis' the nomination of animals in the July 7 election. It's much more than that. |
18Jul2013 | President Pena Nieto Restarts National Crusade Against Hunger Plan The News With an estimated 7.5 million Mexicans still living in hunger, the National Crusade Against Hunger is back after being put on hold during election season. |
18Jul2013 | Texas Abortion Ruling Could Lure Women To Mexico Fox News Latino As a result of recent Texas legislation restricting abortion practices, more Texas women might turn to a shady miscarriage-inducing pill that is widely available across the Rio Grande border. |
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