18Apr2013 | Reforms to Law of Amparo Ideal to Protect Collective Indigenous Rights - Mexico Supreme Court President CNN Mexico With the amendments to the Law of Amparo, this legal right becomes an ideal instrument for the procedural defense of the collective rights of indigenous peoples, said the President of the Supreme Court of Justice. |
18Apr2013 | Climate Change Could Lead to More Flight Turbulence RT.com Air travel will get rockier as global warming worsens, according to a British study, but airlines may be unprepared for the changes, which include more passenger injuries, pricier tickets and longer travel times. |
18Apr2013 | Mexico Financial Reform Seen Improving Credit Data, Collections Dow Jones Mexico is likely to create a universal credit bureau that adds information from government lenders and nonregulated entities to existing data from commercial banks as it seeks to increase access to financial services. |
18Apr2013 | Rights Groups Applaud Proposal to Limit Uncharged Suspects' Detention in Mexico City Associated Press The mayor of Mexico City is proposing getting rid of a law that allows authorities to hold criminal suspects for up to 40 days without charges, lowering the detention time to a maximum of five days. |
18Apr2013 | 'Shameful Day for Washington': Senate Blocks National Drive for Gun Control The New York Times A wrenching national search for solutions to the violence that left 20 children dead in Newtown, Conn., all but ended Wednesday after the Senate defeated several measures to expand gun control. |
17Apr2013 | Revived Airport Mega-Project Threatens Mexican Farmworkers Again in Atenco Upside Down World In 2001 and 2002 townspeople and ejidatarios of Atenco, Mexico successfully halted a plan to expropriate more than 1,100 hectares of their farmland for the construction of an International Airport. Now in 2013, the deceased plan has been revived to haunt and threaten them. |
17Apr2013 | Mexico Should Take a More Active Stance on US Immigration Reform The Christian Science Monitor The Mexican government cannot afford the luxury of ignoring what is happening on immigration reform in the big and powerful North. And yet, it has taken a passive attitude. There are good historical reasons for this, but not a good one today. |
17Apr2013 | By Day, Riviera Maya is a Walk on the Beach... But at Night, Everyone Comes Out to Play The Malta Times Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula has experienced a rapid development and nowadays, the serpentine coastline of the Mayan Riviera is the perfect setting for the holiday of a lifetime. |
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