06Dec2012 | Pena Nieto: Mexico President is Greeted by Tens of Thousands of Protesters policymic.com Last Saturday, Enrique Pena Nieto was sworn in as president of Mexico. Inside the legislative chamber, and later in the presidential palace where he delivered his first presidential speech, the reception was emotional. Outside on the streets, however, havoc spread through downtown Mexico City. |
06Dec2012 | YouTube Takes Flight with Virgin America Agence France-Presse YouTube on Thursday announced it was taking to the skies with a deal to stream shows from some of its partners free to seatback screens on Virgin America planes in the United States and Mexico. |
06Dec2012 | Mexican Police Brutality Uncovered by Human Rights Investigators The Guardian A preliminary investigation by Mexico City's human rights commission has found evidence of police brutality and arbitrary detentions during the violent protests during last Saturday's inauguration of President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
06Dec2012 | Washington Celebrates First Day of Legal Pot, But Legal Pot is Still a Legal Headache The Fix Last night, hundreds of Washingtonians gathered under the Space Needle in Seattle to herald the moment recreational marijuana became legal, counting down New Year's-style to 12 am on December 6 before sparking up en masse. |
06Dec2012 | Alejandro Escalona: Mexican President Pena Nieto Can't Ignore Drugs Sun-Times Pena Nieto is focusing on the rising Mexico’s economy — not even mentioning directly the war on drugs or the cartels once. But drug trafficking is an estimated $30 billion-a-year business that is not going away. |
06Dec2012 | The Feather Headdress of Ancient Mexico Might Visit Its Roots Soon Independent UK The feather headdress, commonly known as the Feather Headdress of Ancient Mexico – housed at the Museum of Ethnography in Vienna – is a cultural good that represents the feather craftsmanship of Mesoamerica, unique in that it evinces the quality and mastery of Mexican artisans. |
06Dec2012 | Maya 'End of the World' Poses Rare Travel Marketing Prospect TravelWeekly.com Armageddon? Apocalypse? Hype? Just plain foolishness? Yes indeed! — and a once-in-a-lifetime tourism marketing opportunity to boot. |
06Dec2012 | US, Mexico Complete Trial Of Flying Involuntary Deportees to Mexico City Associated Press The U.S. and Mexican governments have completed a two-month program to fly deportees deep into Mexico, and the U.S. is looking to the new administration of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on whether to continue the effort aimed at relieving overwhelmed Mexican border cities. |
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