16Apr2012 | Mexico Ruling Party Plays on Corruption Fears in President Race Bloomberg News Josefina Vazquez Mota of the National Action Party is stepping up attacks on the presidential front-runner, Enrique Pena Nieto, to play on fears of corruption within the opposition Institutional Revolutionary Party. |
16Apr2012 | Pena's Election Not A Repudiation of Democracy Atlantic Sentinel As Mexican voters appear inclined to return the PRI to power, some argue that the country is losing its faith in democracy. Pena's popularity, however, has rather more to do with his personality than party affiliation. |
16Apr2012 | Future Unclear for Megaupload Files Associated Press Tens of millions of digital files kept on Megaupload.com went dark earlier this year. Currently the data sits on 1,100 powered-down servers stored in a climate-controlled warehouse in Virginia, and nobody quite knows what to do with it. |
16Apr2012 | Mission Trip to Mexico a Wonderful Experience WNDU.com You may have noticed that about a week ago, I was gone from the weather lab for a while. That is because I traveled to southern Mexico, but it was not for vacation. I actually went to Tapachula, Mexico with a group from Clay Church to work at a boys home with Mission on the Move. |
16Apr2012 | Mexico Journalists: Dying for the Truth Ekklesia The overwhelming threat imposed by the drug cartels is forcing reporters and media outlets to curb their coverage and investigation of organized crime and associated power networks. |
16Apr2012 | Obrador: I Would Impartially Apply the Law Rumbo de Mexico Progressive Movement presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) said last week that, regarding security, he would impartially apply the law and end impunity. |
16Apr2012 | Women Rights Defenders Struggle in Mexico OpenDemocracy.net Women human rights defenders in Mexico are increasingly targeted, often by government forces, since drug war violence and militarization provide a cover for attacking leaders of grassroots movements. |
16Apr2012 | New Audi Plant Will Probably be in Mexico Inautonews.com German car maker Audi plans to build a new factory somewhere in North America to assemble the new Q5 SUV, favoring Mexico over a site on the grounds of its U.S. manufacturing complex in Chattanooga. |
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