22Jan2013 | Mexico Still Challenged with 'What Shall We Do with the Indians?' La Jornada Despite the policies developed by the state for its disappearance and economic programs in the private sector for the same purposes, indigenous peoples remain, struggling against the colonialists policies exercised against them. |
22Jan2013 | Rice University Reports that Like US, Prohibition Failed in Mexico's Drug War Futurity.org Public policy expert William Martin recommends that the Mexican government work to shift from a mindset of war to one of crime fighting and to reduce the role of the military while strengthening that of the police to stem drug-fueled violence. |
22Jan2013 | Work, Family and Retirement Top Reasons for Immigrants Moving to Mexico Frontera NorteSur U.S. media coverage of Mexican migration themes focuses on the outflow of people from south of the border to north of the border. But for some, Mexico is viewed as a land of opportunity and a promising new home. |
22Jan2013 | While Happy Over Obama 2nd Term, Latinos Remember Immigration Vow EFE The Latino community on Monday celebrated the start of President Barack Obama's second term with the request that he move forward on his promised immigration reform. |
22Jan2013 | Big Lenders Face Few Hard Consequences for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws The Narcosphere Seven big lenders, and not a few others, have a common bond beyond ranking among the largest banks in the world. All have been accused within the past five years of failing to comply with US anti-money laundering laws. Yet not one these banks has been hit with criminal sanctions. |
22Jan2013 | How Wal-Mart Used Payoffs to Get Its Way in Mexico The New York Times New details have emerged in the massive bribery scandal behind Wal-Mart's expansion into Mexico, where the corporate giant now operates one in five of its stores. |
22Jan2013 | Cold Weather Might Help Mexico Fight Forest Plague The News Durango forestry experts are hoping for more sleet, snow and cold to help stop the bark beetle infestation spreading in what is called Mexico’s first forest reserve. |
22Jan2013 | Dirty Jobs: Mexico City Sewage Divers Submerge in Murky World Reuters Julio Cesar Cuc spends his days blindly feeling his way through sewage and occasionally risking his life deep in the bowels of Mexico's capital. |
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