15Apr2012 | Beached Whale Returned to Sea Agence France-Presse Volunteers and Navy personnel returned a 12-ton whale to the sea after it became stranded on a beach in the southwestern Mexican city of Oaxaca, officials said Saturday. |
14Apr2012 | Ex-President Fox Calls on U.S. to Legalize Drugs kens5.com Former President Vicente Fox is among a growing number of leaders in Latin America calling on the U.S. to legalize drugs to reduce violence and organized crime. |
14Apr2012 | Ciudad Juarez: 'A Center of Human Recycling' for the Down and Out Toronto Star Father Jose Antonio Galvan, founder of the shelter, calls Vision en Accion "a center of human recycling" serving a troubled city where, he believes, up to 30 per cent of citizens, traumatized by the widespread drug violence, have some sort of mental illness. |
14Apr2012 | The Last Summit of the Americas? Associated Press A summit of 33 Western Hemisphere leaders opened Saturday with the United States and Canada standing alone against everyone else's insistence that Cuba join future summits. Vigorous discussion is also expected on drug legalization, which the Obama administration opposes. |
14Apr2012 | Mexico Christians Promote Freedom at 'Glory March' CBN News For the 50th consecutive year, thousands of Christians took to the streets of Mexico City to celebrate Resurrection Sunday. Marching down the avenues of Mexico City for Easter became a colorful Christian tradition in the 1990s, mixing banners and music with prayers for the nation. |
14Apr2012 | Mexico Broadband Market Insights, Statistics and Forecasts Research and Markets Broadband is one of the highest growth sectors in Mexico's telecommunications market. Nevertheless, the market suffers from a lack of competition, with Telmex still accounting for the lion's share of ADSL subscribers. |
14Apr2012 | Author Ioan Grillo: Legalizing Marijuana Would Have a Huge Impact AlterNet Witness to the everyday bloody cost of policies and politics, author Ioan Grillo explains the drug war from Mexico's perspective. |
14Apr2012 | Obrador Makes Pitch to Business Leaders Los Angeles Times Lopez Obrador is back and in a second run for the country's top office. This time around, he has sought to soften his image, and the traditionally conservative business elites now appear open to at least listening to the man bidding to become Mexico's first leftist president in modern times. |
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