12Mar2013 | Is the New York Times Biased in Favor of Mexico's Carlos Slim? The Daily Beast The NYTimes's second largest shareholder is none other than Carlos Slim, the world's richest man. Might that at all impact the paper's coverage of Mexico's most successful crony capitalist? |
12Mar2013 | A Quarter Million Women Victims of Human Trafficking in Mexico City La Jornada Over 250,000 girls and women are working as prostitutes in Mexico City, 88% of whom aren’t originally from the city. 89% of them started working as prostitutes at age 12 and 99% are being exploited by pimping rings. |
12Mar2013 | In Latin America, US Would Rather Talk About Villains than Partners Ponte Al Dia It is quite possible that the only president of Latin American countries most non-Latino Americans can reliably name is Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez. The reason for this is two-fold, and significant in terms of where we go from here. |
12Mar2013 | Unlocking Mexico's Economic Potential beyondbrics Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexico’s new president, is promising structural reforms and generating great excitement about his economic model. Mexico’s markets are rallying, but can the reforms stimulate real wages? |
12Mar2013 | Mexican Boy Shot by Los Angeles Police Officer to Receive $24 Million EFE A U.S. jury awarded $24 million to a 13-year-old Mexican who was left paralyzed after being shot by a Los Angeles police officer in December 2010, an official in Mexico's foreign ministry said Monday. |
12Mar2013 | 'Bravest Woman in Mexico' Seeking U.S. Asylum Soon to Have Her Story Staged Off-Broadway LatinaLista A new play making its world premiere next month at New York City’s legendary La MaMa theater brings the courageous story of a young Mexican police chief to the Big Apple stage. |
12Mar2013 | Program Launched in Mexico City for Guns Voluntarily Exchanged for Gifts, Cash IBTimes The Mexico City government has recently launched a gun exchange program to encourage gun-holding citizens to turn in their guns in exchange for gifts or cash in an effort to reduce gun-related crimes. |
12Mar2013 | Students on Vacation from Moderation in Cancun KVUE News Thousands of college students are spending spring break in Cancun. While drug violence may pose a risk in some regions of Mexico, the big problem for students on spring break is binge drinking. |
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