29Jan2013 | Election Probe Finds Against Leftist Who Complained of Finance Violations by His Rival Associated Press Six months after Pena Nieto's victory, an investigation by Mexico's election authority has found that only one candidate broke campaign finance rules: Lopez Obrador himself. |
29Jan2013 | Obama Pushes US Congress on Immigration, Split Emerges Over Securing Mexico Border Reuters President Barack Obama pushed Congress on Tuesday to overhaul the U.S. immigration system but disagreement with Republicans over securing the border with Mexico has already begun to sour bipartisan efforts. |
29Jan2013 | 3 Undeniable Reasons to Explore Mexico CNN The drug violence that grabs most of the headlines shouldn't define a country so rich in world-class attractions. Yet safety should always be taken into account. |
29Jan2013 | Federal Police Provides Officers with Cards Listing Suspects' Rights EFE The Mexican Federal Police is providing its more than 37,000 officers with cards listing suspects' rights as part of the new procedures that must be followed when an arrest is made. |
29Jan2013 | Canines & Cocaine Help 4th Grader Win Science Fair The Miami Herald An ounce of cocaine can fetch as much as $1,300 on the streets of Miami, or a three-year mandatory prison sentence in criminal court. Or it can help a fourth-grader win first place in a science fair. |
29Jan2013 | Plans Announced to Convert Yucatan's Port of Sisal into a Principal Tourist Destination Yucatan Times The Mayor of Hunucma announced last week that one of the priorities of his administration is to transform the port of Sisal into a major beach destination for the state. |
29Jan2013 | Reasons Why Solar Power is Superior to Wind Power Greener Ideal If you are looking at renewable energy options for power systems, it will likely come down to a decision between solar panels and wind turbines. Read on to discover eight compelling reasons to think that solar power is superior to wind power. |
29Jan2013 | After Two Months in Office, President Mostly Silent on Drug Violence Associated Press Two months after President Enrique Pena Nieto took office promising to reduce violent crime, the killings linked to Mexico's drug cartels continue unabated. Only the government's talk about them has dropped. |
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