29Nov2012 | Katiuska Blanco’s New Book, ’Fidel Castro, Guerrillero del Tiempo,’ Presented in Mexico City Prensa Latina The book Fidel Castro, Guerrillero del Tiempo (Warrior of Time), which narrates life passages of the leader of the Cuban Revolution, was presented by its author, Katiuska Blanco in Mexico City. |
29Nov2012 | GMO Attack on the Heart of Mexican Agricultural Biodiversity Slow Food Mexico, the homeland of corn and cradle of its genetic diversity, is waiting with baited breath for an important decision that could seriously compromise its agricultural biodiversity. |
29Nov2012 | Human Rights Claim Likely to Dog Mexico's Felipe Calderon as He Leaves Presidency McClatchy Newspapers President Felipe Calderon, who leaves office Saturday, is all but certain to find his post-presidency bedeviled by the need to defend his decision six years ago to deploy troops to fight drug cartels, a move that unleashed a frenzy of horrific violence that’s only now beginning to ease. |
29Nov2012 | US, Mexico Reach Accord on FATCA Implementation Accounting Today The U.S. Treasury Department and Mexico’s Ministry of Finance have struck a bilateral agreement to implement the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act requiring financial institutions to report the holdings of U.S. and Mexican taxpayers to each other’s tax authorities. |
29Nov2012 | Police Deny Accused Drug Lord's Government Corruption Claims CNN Mexico’s federal police had harsh words Wednesday for an American-born accused drug lord who claimed he paid off top security officials. |
29Nov2012 | Columbia University Professor Ponders: Could Certified Acapulco Gold Make Mexico Proud? Fronteras Desk In a recent column in the left-leaning Mexican daily La Jornada, Columbia University anthropology professor Claudio Lomnitz ponders a future where Mexico’s marijuana is a source of national pride. |
29Nov2012 | Most Canadians Plan on Giving to Charity This Holiday Season The Epoch Times Most Canadians are getting into the spirit of charitable giving as the holiday season approaches. According to the World Vision charity organization, 63 percent of Canadians plan on giving to charity this year. |
29Nov2012 | 'Wrong-Turn' Dallas Trucker Talks About Time in Mexican Prison Associated Press A Texas trucker arrested after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border with 268,000 bullets said Wednesday that he feared for his safety during seven months in a Mexican prison with nine people in a cell with only five beds. |
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