14Nov2012 | US and Mexico Sign Pact to Combat Stolen Mobile Phone Trade Wireless Week The FCC is embarking on a bilateral agreement with Mexico that it hopes will aid ongoing efforts to curb trafficking of stolen mobile phones. |
14Nov2012 | Chihuahua Uses Tortilla Wrapper Ads for Missing Associated Press A border state in northern Mexico has launched a campaign it hopes will be more effective than photos on milk cartons to help find missing women and children: It's using advertisements on tortilla wrappers. |
14Nov2012 | Mexico Senate Passes Landmark Labor Reform MNI Mexico's Senate voted 92 to 28 to give final approval to a landmark labor reform bill, after weeks of back and forth with the lower house, sending it to President Felipe Calderon for his signature. |
13Nov2012 | New Evidence Links Collapse of Mayan Civilization to Climate Change VOA News The ancient Mayan civilization vanished mysteriously a thousand years ago. Now, an international team of anthropologists, archeologists, chemists and climatologists says it has identified the cause of the Mayan collapse: climate change. |
13Nov2012 | Mexico City's Residents and Pooches Take Back the Car-Saturated Streets Daily Telegraph In a city which would normally be a cyclist's nightmare the sight of pedestrians, first-time riders, rollerbladers and pets take to the street for Bicycle Sundays. |
13Nov2012 | Latin America Asks to Address Drug Policy No Later Than 2015 Buenos Aires Herald Illegal drug use globally is still rising despite a decades-long battle against organized crime, and producer and consumer nations need to come up with new strategies, Mexico and four Central American countries said. |
13Nov2012 | Baja Film Festival Wants to Be Latin American Cannes Los Angeles Times The first Baja International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday in Los Cabos, Mexico, has a heady goal: to become the Cannes Film Festival of Latin America. |
13Nov2012 | Facing Bankruptcy, Beach Paradise Acapulco Urges Rescue Agence France-Presse The mayor of Acapulco, one of Mexico's top tourist spots, declared the beach resort in "technical bankruptcy" on Tuesday and called on the federal government to "come to the rescue." |
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