07Jun2013 | Spying on Citizens: US Mining Data From 9 Leading Internet Firms The Washington Post The National Security Agency and the FBI are tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading U.S. Internet companies, extracting data that enable analysts to track foreign targets. |
06Jun2013 | Pena Nieto: 'Mexico, China Entering a New Era' The News China and Mexico will change from being competitors to colleagues, marking a new beginning for bilateral trade between the two nations, President Enrique Pena Nieto said this week. |
06Jun2013 | United States Deportations Have a Negative Impact on Some Regions of Mexico Frontera NorteSur A high-ranking official from the Mexican state of Guerrero told the press that U.S. deportations of his compatriots are having economic consequences. |
06Jun2013 | Army Frees 165 Migrants Near US Border Who Say They Were Kidnapped BBC News The Mexican army says it has rescued 165 migrants kidnapped by a criminal gang at least two weeks ago, and held less than a mile from the U.S. border. |
06Jun2013 | US Targeting Phone Records of Millions of Americans EFE The U.S. National Security Agency is receiving daily reports from telecoms giant Verizon detailing the call records of the company's millions of subscribers, The Guardian said. |
06Jun2013 | Robert F. Kennedy Death: Remembering a Civil Rights Legend 45 Years Later The Huffington Post On April 4, 1968, then-New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy gave a speech just hours after the death of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. His address, given to a heavily African American crowd, urged peace and deliberation in the face of tragedy. |
06Jun2013 | Four Years After Horrific Fire in Mexico, Justice System Fails to Find Those Responsible Latinos Post It has been four years since the horrifying fire in the ABC Childcare Center in Hermosillo, Sonora, which took place in June, 2009 and ended the lives of 49 children and left another 104 with serious injuries in one of the most painful public tragedies in Mexico's recent history. |
06Jun2013 | Mexico Supreme Court Gives Green Light to Gay Marriages in Oaxaca Proceso The First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation has published the second of three judgments in favor of marriage between persons of the same sex. |
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