03Nov2012 | US Border Patrol Agent Conviction for Assaulting Mexican Woman Hailed EFE Mexico noted with satisfaction this weeek the sentencing of a former U.S. Border Patrol agent to eight years in prison for sexually assaulting a Mexican woman in California. |
03Nov2012 | Chart: Almost Every Obama Conspiracy Theory Ever Mother Jones Fake birth certificates, ghostwriters, teleprompters, a teenage trip to Mars, and more of the most paranoid and bizarro Obama conspiracy theories out there. |
03Nov2012 | Legalising Marijuana in the United States: The View From Mexico The Economist American elections are watched closely in Mexico, which sends most of its exports and about a tenth of its citizens north of the border. But Tuesday’s presidential contest is not the only poll that’s sparking interest south of the Rio Grande. |
03Nov2012 | Authorities Negotiating With Vigilantes Holding Town in Southern Mexico Associated Press Mexican authorities said Friday that they are close to striking a deal to provide more security for a southern town where angry villagers seized control after a taxi driver was kidnapped and killed. |
03Nov2012 | Profeco Sanctioned 1,463 Stores During the Mexico Bird Flu Crisis Rumbo de Mexico The Federal Consumer Protection Agency announced that it imposed fines totaling 15 million pesos on 1,463 businesses for improper selling practices in the sale of eggs during the recent outbreak of bird flu. |
03Nov2012 | As Mexicans Marked Day of the Dead, Some No Longer Believed Agence France-Presse A growing number of Mexicans have became Protestant and no longer believe in a tradition that dates back from the Aztec era and was later fused with Catholic beliefs. |
02Nov2012 | Tequila: A Town That's a Celebration of What Being Mexican is All About Boston Globe The deliciously sleepy town of Tequila — population 30,000 — is quintessential Mexico. At first blush it’s hard to imagine that it is at the center of a big industry, yet the city’s coat of arms is festooned with the agave plant used to create the spirit that is the economic heart of the region. |
02Nov2012 | Central American Moms Track Down Six Long-Lost Offspring in Mexico EFE The Central American moms touring Mexico in search of sons and daughters who disappeared after leaving their homelands have managed to find six of their missing offspring, participants said. |
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