17Oct2012 | AMLO: 'Calderon and Pena are Employees of Salinas' Yucatan Times Former presidential candidate of the left, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, said that the "group of tycoons who dominate the country is headed by the former president Carlos Salinas de Gortari, and the presidents are his employees." |
17Oct2012 | Protests Erupt in Michoacan as Senate Mulls Labor Reform Bill Global Post A tense raid took place yesterday in Mexico's Michoacan state, as student protesters faced off against police after repeated hijackings and more than a week of protests against curriculum changes. |
17Oct2012 | FWC Believes 'Mystery Eyeball' Appears to be From Swordfish MyFWC.com After examining an eye found on a south Florida beach last week, researchers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission believe the specimen came from a swordfish. |
17Oct2012 | No, Mexico is Not Winning the 'War on Drugs' In These Times While the Mexican government’s strategy of targeting drug “kingpins†has indeed seen some success, it is unclear whether the strategy slows drug commerce. |
17Oct2012 | Coffee: The Greatest Addiction Ever CGPGrey Every day the world consumes 300 tons of caffeine – enough for one cup of coffee for every man, woman and child. Why you shouldn't feel guilty about that coffee addiction. |
17Oct2012 | Some Caribbean Hotels Back Away from Battered Coastlines Inter Press Service Key players in the Caribbean tourism industry are warning that it’s time to shift gears away from the region’s threatened coastlines and instead promote inland attractions like biodiversity. |
17Oct2012 | United Kingdom Snubs Tribal Rights by Refusing to Ratify Key Law Survival International The UK has dismayed tribal and indigenous peoples as well as activists around the world by refusing to ratify a key international law, which protects their basic human rights by involving them in consultations over ‘development’ projects on their land. |
17Oct2012 | Mexico's Market Shines as Reforms and Confidence Take Hold The Globe and Mail Many may think of Mexico as a country devastated by violence and drug-related crime. The stock market offers a far more optimistic view. |
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