09May2013 | Battle Brews Between Enrique Pena Nieto and Dinosaurs in His Party The Economist This week, Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexico’s president, showed off some of the fancy political footwork that days before had earned him the gushing endorsement of his first visiting head of state, Barack Obama. |
09May2013 | INEGI Reports Majority of Mexican Workers Struggle with Lack of Benefits CNN Mexico The percentage of workers without benefits has remained constant since 2005. The people without social security, for example represent between 62% and 64% across the board. |
09May2013 | Obama, Pena Nieto Should Have Discussed the Legalization of Marijuana The Seattle Times Marijuana legalization should have been on the agenda when President Obama and Mexican President Pena Nieto met last week in Mexico. |
09May2013 | No High Hopes for Immigration: Mexicans Like US Reform But Think It Will Fail The News Mexican participants in a survey on an immigration reform bill to be presented in the U.S. Senate today had a less-than-rosy view of the overhaul’s prospects. |
09May2013 | Justices Criticize Lack of Progress Implementing Mexico's New Trial Procedures Milenio Two justices of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation have criticized the lack of action by the three branches of government in enacting the 2008 constitutional reform of the country’s justice system. |
09May2013 | Mexico's Large Millimeter-Wavelength Telescope Opens for Business ScienceInsider Perched on the summit of a dormant volcano in the Mexican state of Puebla, the Large Millimeter Telescope (LMT) watches how stars, galaxies, and planets form. |
09May2013 | Police Testing in Mexico Inspires Little Confidence, Much Debate The Los Angeles Times The system for vetting cops to determine good guy from bad is rife with problems. Officers as well as human rights groups are angry. |
09May2013 | Nickolay Lamm: What Sea Level Rise Looks Like The Washington Post A researcher was motivated to gain a better idea of what a devastating rise in sea level would look like. And so he created a set of surreal images showing treasured landmarks swallowed by sea water. |
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