19Jul2012 | US-Born Kids of Migrants Lose Rights in Mexico Associated Press Because of the byzantine rules of Mexican and U.S. bureaucracies, tens of thousands of those children without Mexican citizenship now find themselves without access to basic services in Mexico. |
19Jul2012 | To Reduce Teen Pregnancies, Start with Education Inter Press Service Studies have shown that keeping girls in school improves their sexual and reproductive health. A recent released report by Save the Children shows that the higher a mother's level of education, the lower children's under-five mortality rate. |
19Jul2012 | Obrador Alleges Money Laundering in Presidential Election Reuters Mexico's leftist runner-up in the July 1 presidential election stepped up his campaign on Wednesday to annul the vote by accusing President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto of using laundered money to fund his campaign. |
19Jul2012 | Mexico Takes Flight as Hub for Aerospace Industry McClatchy Newspapers Industrializing nations like Brazil and China get a lot of attention for their thriving aerospace sectors. But Mexico's aerospace industry, too, has gone wheels up and taken flight, with a lot less world notice. |
19Jul2012 | Poll: 71% of Mexicans Don't Trust Their Local Cops FOX News Seventy-one percent of Mexicans do not trust their local police, which gives Mexico the worst showing of any nation among the five Latin American countries where the international GfK company conducts quarterly surveys. |
18Jul2012 | Mexican President Meets with Enrique Pena Nieto EFE Mexican President Felipe Calderon met with the virtual winner of the July 1 presidential election, Enrique Peña Nieto, for the first time since the balloting. |
18Jul2012 | Google Takes Tech-Savvy Aim at Mexican Drug Cartels Associated Press Google, so far, has won the search engine wars. Now it wants to target international crime, including Mexico's powerful drug cartels. |
18Jul2012 | America Movil Starts Online News for Guadalajara Bloomberg News Billionaire Carlos Slim's phone company America Movil SAB, pushing further into programming content, is starting an online news service focusing on Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city. |
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