11Jul2013 | Documentary Takes Look at Mexico's Justice System, Earns Creators Flood of Lawsuits Latin Times Antonio Zuniga defended himself against a 20-year murder conviction in a Mexico City court to win his own freedom and become the hero of "Presumed Guilty" in 2011. But the legal troubles of the director and producer for the film which brought him fame in Mexico are mounting. |
11Jul2013 | Mexico's Largest Companies to Invest $27 Billion Agencia EFE Mexico's biggest companies plan to invest $27 billion this year, the Mexican Businessmen's Council said during a meeting with Economy Secretary Ildefonso Guajardo. |
11Jul2013 | Former Mexican President Calderon Struck Deal with US to Install Spy Network? RT.com Former President Felipe Calderon allegedly gave the US the green light to carry out a covert surveillance operation in Mexico. Calderon authorized the building of a facility that intercepted thousands of telephone calls and internet correspondence. |
11Jul2013 | Lucha Libre Wrestling: A Border Patrol Body Slam The New York Times In a California lucha libre-style wrestling match, Blue Demon Jr., a self-proclaimed defender of Mexican immigrants, does battle against wrestlers who portray United States border patrol agents. |
11Jul2013 | Prehistoric Rock Carvings Discovered in Mexico NTDTV Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered one of the largest collections of prehistoric rock art in the White Desert of Coahuila that experts believe were intricately etched by desert nomads that roamed the area some 6,000 years ago. |
11Jul2013 | Half of Mexican Drivers Take to the Road Without Licenses, Survey Finds IANS/EFE More than 50 percent of Mexican drivers operate vehicles without licenses, and more than 40 percent drive without automobile insurance, a new survey found. |
10Jul2013 | Mexico 'Popo' Volcano Erupts 39 Times in 24 Hours Latin Times Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano is keeping up its recent activity, emitting 39 exhalations of "low to moderate magnitude" over the last 24 hours. |
10Jul2013 | 'Broad Information' Sought by Mexico on Reported US Electronic Spying Agence France-Presse Mexico has asked the United States to provide "broad information" about a report that it was among Latin American nations targeted by US electronic espionage, the foreign ministry said Tuesday. |
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