02Jul2012 | Meet Mexico's new President Enrique Pena Nieto NBC Latino Mexico's voters have chosen 45-year-old Enrique Pena Nieto to run their country. Attractive, charismatic, and married to a glamorous television star, the former governor fits the role of president as if cast by a Hollywood agent. |
02Jul2012 | Fresh Strategy Wanted in Mexico Drug War The Australian As Mexico grapples with violence on a level that might have shocked Idi Amin, Enrique Pena Nieto has made it clear he regards Washington's strategy as "failed", saying that it was time for a re-evaluation. |
02Jul2012 | How to Deal with La Familia on Facebook NBC Latino After doing a very unscientific poll of people within shouting distance, please find some helpful tips for avoiding potentially sticky situations with your family on Facebook. |
02Jul2012 | Luna's Cesar Chavez Movie Marches in Mexico Los Angeles Times The labor leader was an American whose work is identified with California, but director Luna has his reasons for filming the biopic starring Michael Pena out of the U.S. |
02Jul2012 | Mexican Drug War Set to Intensify Before New President Takes Office New America Media In the wake of Mexico's presidential election Sunday, analysts are expecting Mexico to launch a major "blitzkrieg surge" against the drug cartels during current president Felipe Calderon's lame duck period. |
02Jul2012 | Mexico Peso Little Changed After Presidential Vote Reuters Mexico's peso was little changed on Monday after presidential front runner Enrique Pena Nieto, who campaigned on reforms including opening up the state run oil company Pemex, claimed victory. |
02Jul2012 | Pena Nieto Claims Victory in Mexico Election Reuters Mexico's old rulers have regained power following 12 years in opposition but likely will have to forge alliances with other parties to push through reforms after winning the presidency by a much narrower margin than polls had forecast. |
01Jul2012 | Most Canadians Favor Decriminalizing Marijuana Postmedia News Two-thirds of Canadians think the law should be changed so that people caught with small amounts of marijuana no longer face criminal penalties or fines, a new poll has found. |
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