11Jun2012 | Cyber Attacks on the Rise in Latin America Infosurhoy Phishing causes yearly annual losses of about US$93 billion and affects about 2,500 banks in the region. |
11Jun2012 | Candidates Faced Easy Questions in Mexico's Last Presidential Debate Christian Science Monitor Candidates largely avoided attacking front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto in last night's final presidential debate, but the tens of thousands of students protesting his party beforehand did not. |
11Jun2012 | Mexico Industrial Output Up in April Reuters Mexican industrial output rose in April from March, as factories ratcheted up production, the national statistics agency said on Monday. |
11Jun2012 | Yearly Floods the New Reality for Rural Mexico Women Inter Press Service Year after year, women in rural areas of the southeastern Mexican state of Tabasco have to get ready for floods that threaten their homes, crops and livestock. |
11Jun2012 | Mexico and Spain Feud Over Tourist Restrictions EFE The Mexican government will not impose restrictions on Spanish tourists in response to the measures Madrid has applied to Mexicans, Foreign Relations Secretary Patricia Espinosa said. |
11Jun2012 | US Criminalizes Building or Funding Border Tunnels Chron.com President Barack Obama has signed the Border Tunnel Prevention Act of 2012 that criminalizes the creation or financing of a tunnel from Mexico to the United States that could be used for the purposes of smuggling, trafficking or illegal immigration. |
11Jun2012 | Youth Poets Launch Social Justice Campaign Against Diabetes New America Media Amidst rising rates of diabetes in teenagers, youth are leading a new campaign to combat the social and environmental factors that created the epidemic. |
11Jun2012 | The History of Volkswagen's Beetle Echo Pilot Ferdinand Porsche, of Porsche motorcar fame, was instructed in 1933 by Hitler to develop Germany's "People’s Car," as Hitler felt that a reliable, cheap and well-built car could be made available to his masses. |
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