28May2013 | Over 7M Volunteer for Mexico Anti-Litter Campaign GlobeNewswire Grupo Salinas announced the successful completion of the fifth annual nationwide cleanup day as part of an ongoing environmental campaign known as "Limpiemos Nuestro Mexico." |
28May2013 | Justice at the Barrel of a Gun: Vigilante Militias in Mexico International Crisis Group The rise of civilian militias to combat lawlessness will make it harder than ever to defeat the cartels unless the government regulates the vigilantes. |
28May2013 | Two Original Beach Boys and Band to Perform in Cancun This Summer The Los Angeles Times Good vibrations will rock Cancun, Mexico, this summer when the Beach Boys are to appear in concert Aug. 6 at Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort. |
28May2013 | Tijuana First City in Mexico to Switch to Digital Television Broadcasting Prensa Latina The implementation of the digital television broadcasting in Mexico begins by the northern city of Tijuana, in Baja California, and it is expected to be completed on December 31st, 2015. |
28May2013 | Mexican Reporter Describes Flaws in Safety Protection Offered to Journalists IFEX Reporters Without Borders has released a video interview in which Veronica Basurto Gamero, a young independent journalist who used to be based in Mexico City, explains why she had to flee abroad at the start of March 2013. |
28May2013 | Government Says Special Mexican Police Unit Being Formed to Search for Missing People PressTV Mexico has established a special investigative unit to track down thousands of people who have gone missing amid a brutal drug war in the Latin American country. |
28May2013 | Clip Brings mPOS Payment Solution to Mexico by Turning Mobile Phones Into Card Terminals Marketwired Clip, the mobile payments company for the Spanish-speaking world, announced today that it will empower businesses and individuals by turning mobile phones into card terminals. In Mexico, only 400,000 merchants out of 5.5 million currently accept credit cards. |
28May2013 | In Mexico, Fears for Democracy as Threatened Journalists Curtail Coverage McClatchy Newspapers Mexican journalists are under siege throughout the country both from organized crime and abusive government authorities. Reporters and photographers in Acapulco take various precautions to deal with the threats they receive. |
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