05May2013 | Sonora First State in Mexico to Ban Bullfighting, Protect Other Domestic Animals EFE Sonora last week became the first Mexican state to ban bullfighting, passing a law against cruelty to animals, which, however, does not include the very popular spectacle of cockfighting, local legislative officials said Saturday. |
05May2013 | LISTEN: US-Mexico Relations Complicated, Conditioned by Drug War NPR.org National Public Radio host Scott Simon speaks with David Shirk about U.S.-Mexico cooperation in the drug war. |
05May2013 | Thousands in Mexico Light Up for Legalized Marijuana at Pro-Pot Protest Reuters Cannabis advocates and users march through Mexico City openly smoking marijuana and demanding the decriminalization of the drug as Mexico struggles to deal with escalating drug gang violence. |
05May2013 | Tax Havens 101: The High Cost of Going Offshore The Washington Post What are offshore tax havens, who uses them, and how do they work? In this animation, see how investors can create companies and trusts in offshore jurisdictions, where an estimated one-third of the world’s worth resides. |
04May2013 | US Immigration Reform Would Be an Advance, Not the Solution - Father Alejandro Solalinde La Jornada/NOTIMEX Immigration reform, if carried out, will be a step forward but not the solution of a more serious problem, said Alejandro Solalinde, a Mexican priest and human rights activist. |
04May2013 | Human Rights Group Concerned by Violent Deaths in Mexican Prison Hispanically Speaking News The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights expresses its concern over the violent death of at least 13 persons at the Center for Social Re-adaptation for Adults in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. |
04May2013 | In Weekly Address, Obama Pushes 'Common-Sense' Immigration Reform from Mexico WhiteHouse.gov President Obama said there is "no reason" Congress can't pass the "common-sense" immigration reform bill that was recently introduced by a bipartisan group of senators. |
04May2013 | Mexico NGO's Condemn Reform of Law Regulating Detentions Without Criminal Charges Milenio Civil society organizations condemned the constitutional amendments to arraigo. They say that lawmakers seek to pass a reform that inadvertently will have serious repercussions on the observance of human rights in Mexico. |
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