13Oct2012 | Study Casts Doubt on Efficacy of Mexico's Drug Laws InSight A new study of Mexico's justice system suggests that the government disproportionately targets and punishes low-level dealers rather than the high profile cartel figures and major smugglers, which may actually be a strategy to reduce violence. |
13Oct2012 | Pornography for a Better Tomorrow? The Atlantic Donating to charities for each video watched - and hoping to supplant the "fake, violent, macho-centered" culture - a nonprofit porn site is rethinking ethics for the industry. |
13Oct2012 | 97 Percent of Online Pharmacies Are Unsafe AgingCare.com Only 3 percent of online pharmacies are safe to use, according to the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy. |
13Oct2012 | Mexican Participation in Cuban Events Promoted Prensa Latina The schedule of more than 30 international events to take place next year in Cuba, was released today to promote Mexican participation. |
13Oct2012 | Teen Who Posted Video About Cyberbullying Commits Suicide New York Daily News Amanda Todd, 15, of Canada, killed herself one month after she posted the heartbreaking YouTube video, which details her experience being bullied and tormented, after a topless photo she shared with someone in an Internet chatroom surfaced at school. |
13Oct2012 | What Now if Mexico's Zeta Cartel Leader Is Dead? ABC/Univision So what happens to the Zetas now that Lazcano is out of the picture? Does he simply get replaced, and business goes on as usual? We talked to three security analysts and asked them if Lazcano's death will change how the Zetas operate. |
13Oct2012 | US-MEX Border Welcomes First Rail Line in More Than a Century Texas Tribune The last time the Texas-Mexico border witnessed a ribbon cutting for a railway bridge, the United States had yet to witness two world wars or Prohibition. And Mexico had not yet seen its own country in the throes of revolution. That is set to change in December. |
13Oct2012 | Cuban Refugees' Improvised Raft Sinks Off Mexico's Isla Mujeres BBC News An improvised raft carrying 23 Cuban refugees has sunk as it approached a Mexican island near the popular resort of Cancun. Two people have died and 11 are missing and presumed dead. |
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