25Jul2012 | 1 in 5 Americans Admit to Choosing No Religion Care2.com It looks like Hell is going to get mighty crowded. According to the Pew Research Center, 19 percent of Americans identify as either atheist, agnostic, or believe in nothing in particular. |
25Jul2012 | Mexico Leftist AMLO Claims Vote-Buying List Associated Press Mexico's leftist presidential candidate says he has a list of names of 4,891 people who allegedly received money in a vote-buying scheme he claims influenced the July 1 presidential election. |
25Jul2012 | Mexico's New President's Anti-Corruption Focus Slows Overhaul of Economy Associated Press Two weeks after Enrique Pena Nieto won Mexico's July 1 presidential election, he unveiled his most pressing priorities for action. The contrast with his pre- election agenda was unmistakable. |
25Jul2012 | Mexico Finds Seven Coal Miners Dead After Explosion Reuters An explosion on Wednesday in a coal mine in northern Mexico killed seven miners, officials said, highlighting lax safety conditions in small mines that are often poorly regulated. |
25Jul2012 | US Tourist to Pay $6,500 Fine for 1998 Cuba Trip Reuters A New York man agreed Tuesday to pay a $6,500 fine to settle a long-running dispute with the U.S. Treasury Department over a trip he made to Cuba as an unauthorized tourist 14 years ago. |
25Jul2012 | Violence in Mexico: Is a Paramilitary Force the Answer? James A. Baker III Institute A linchpin of Pena Nieto's election campaign was a shift from a military-led offensive against cartels to a law enforcement approach - which includes a 40,000-troop strong gendarmerie. But will that force be effective? |
25Jul2012 | Nearly 5 Million Birds Dead, Killed in Mexico Flu Outbreak EFE Some 4.9 million birds have died since the outbreak of bird flu started five weeks ago at farms in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, officials said. |
25Jul2012 | Mexico Sees Water as a National Security Issue OOSKAnews Water is a national security issue for Mexico, Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs Rodolfo Godinez Rosales told the UN's first technical workshop on water, the impacts of climate change and adaptation strategies in Mexico City last week. |
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