14Jun2013 | Mexican Government Claims Vigilantes Fading Despite Contrary Reports Fox News Latino Mexican authorities claim that the large military deployment to Michoacan has brought the vigilante movement to a virtual standstill, although the emergence of other so-called self-defense groups in the region has raised doubts about the claims. |
14Jun2013 | Can We Trust New Cruise Passenger Bill of Rights? The Washington Post Here’s what we have: a promise by the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) to add a list of “rights†to its ticket contracts, the legal agreement between passengers and the cruise line. None of these rights are new. |
14Jun2013 | Mexican Retailer Walmex Considers Selling Vips Restaurant Business Reuters Mexico's largest retailer Wal-Mart de Mexico said on Friday it has started looking into selling its Vips restaurant business as it seeks to shed non-core assets in the face of flagging sales. |
14Jun2013 | Rescuing My Deported Aunt Martha From a Hole in the Tijuana Canals New America Media My aunt Martha was deported to Tijuana, where she joined a community of homeless deportees who live in the canal on the border between Mexico and the United States. When we saw her on a Televisa news program about the homeless encampments, we knew we had to go rescue her. |
14Jun2013 | Former Mexico President Vicente Fox Interview With Los Angeles Magazine Los Angeles Magazine In the third episode of “Big Shots With Giselle Fernandez,†a short video series featuring business leaders and cultural influencers from around the Globe, Fernandez sits down with Vicente Fox, the former President of Mexico. |
14Jun2013 | Neurologists Say Computer Games Could Treat Brain Disorders Al Jazeera Neurologists in New Zealand are testing a technique that could revolutionize the treatment of brain disorders. It involves computer games and is already proving to be a success. |
14Jun2013 | Cartoons Auctioned Off in Mexico City to Support Journalists Displaced by Death Threats Journalism in the Americas A group of cartoonists will participate in an auction of political cartoons to benefit nine displaced Mexican journalists who currently live in refuge in Mexico City due to death threats. |
13Jun2013 | Boy's National Anthem Sparks Racist Comments CNN An 11-year-old Mexican-American’s rendition of the national anthem at Game 3 of the NBA finals brought the usual appreciative applause, but outside AT&T Center in San Antonio, his performance brought a darker reaction from some posters on social media. |
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