01Nov2012 | 'Requiem for Lives Lost': Making Music From Mexico's Guns CNET News In a project that's as much politics as it is performance, a Mexico City-based artist teams with musicians to remold the metal from thousands of firearms into working instruments. |
01Nov2012 | MEX Businessmen Condemn US Blockade Vs Cuba Prensa Latina Mexican business people condemned today the U.S. government's blockade against Cuba, in a statement in which they also expressed their solidarity with the people of the Caribbean island. |
01Nov2012 | Chiapas Coastal Basin Official Calls for Probe Into Pesticides The News Chiapas Coastal Basin Council President Bruno Giesemann Everbush called on federal and state authorities to investigate the “high levels†of pesticides contaminating riverbeds, lakes and lagoons throughout the state. |
01Nov2012 | Generations of Chinese Immigrants Thrive in Mexican Border City CNTV Chinese immigrant communities can be found all around the world. More than 100 years ago, they helped build the railroads of the western United States and northern Mexico. Many stayed and became part of the Mexican community. |
01Nov2012 | Study: Legalization of Marijuana in US Will Cut Cartel Profits Associated Press A study released Wednesday by a respected Mexican think tank contends that proposals to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado, Oregon and Washington could cut Mexican drug cartels' earnings from traffic to the U.S. by as much as 30 percent. |
01Nov2012 | Latin America's Leading LGBT Business Forum Announces Expansion Plans in 2013 LGBT Confex The most important business forum focused on the needs of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) people has announced its plans for 2013 - including announcing a new city for its annual convention, an expanded focus for exhibitors and new sponsorship options. |
01Nov2012 | Mexican Police in Firing Line After Attack on US Embassy CIA Agents Reuters Mexico said on Wednesday it was close to charging police officers with deliberately targeting two U.S. agents in an August attack that caused serious embarrassment to the Mexican government. |
01Nov2012 | Feds Let Mexican Cartel Hit Men Kill in U.S., Senior Lawman Told Stratfor New American The U.S. government allowed Mexican drug cartel hit men working as “confidential informants†for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to murder people inside the United States, according to emails released by WikiLeaks. |
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