14Apr2012 | Mexico Continues to Entice Private Investment Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP The new Public-Private Partnerships Law is intended to regulate the formation of partnerships between the public and private sectors in an effort to provide services and build infrastructure to improve social welfare and increase investment levels in Mexico. |
14Apr2012 | Latin American Countries Call for Alternatives to War on Drugs Inter Press Service The countries of Latin America will raise their voices at the Sixth Summit of the Americas to condemn the "failed" war on drugs and propose alternatives, such as the controversial depenalization, in order to curb drug-related violence, especially in Mexico and Central America. |
14Apr2012 | Andy Garcia Thrilled to Film in Mexico's Historical Sites EFE Actor Andy Garcia told Efe on Friday that it was "wonderful" to be able to shoot his upcoming film, "For Greater Glory," amid Mexico's historical landmarks. |
14Apr2012 | "Water Schools" Foster More Sustainable Habits in Mexico Inter Press Service So-called water schools, which educate communities on the resource and its links with the environment, gender and climate change, are helping to raise awareness on proper water management in Mexico, at a time of severe drought. |
14Apr2012 | A Dozen U.S. Oil Giants Accused of Ripping Off Mexico Courthouse News Service American oil companies are knowingly importing stolen natural gas condensate that Mexican drug cartels have stripped from the Burgos oilfield, the national oil company of Mexico says in Federal Court. |
14Apr2012 | PRI Candidate Mota Suggests Pemex Sell Stake upstreamonline.com Mexico's ruling party presidential candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota said this week that oil monopoly Pemex should consider floating a minority stake, adding to calls for a more radical reform of the state-controlled giant. |
14Apr2012 | Calderon Pledges $10.5 Million to Haiti Associated Press Mexico's President Felipe Calderon says his country plans to spend US$5.5 million in Haiti to support an orphanage, a health clinic and a trade school, and another US$5 million to help rebuild a supply center and 15 public markets. |
14Apr2012 | Mockumentary Makes Mexico Politicians Uncomfortable Los Angeles Times It may be one of the most clever video spots to come along in Mexico's political campaign season. And one of the most controversial. The four-minute clip presents shootouts and shakedowns, corrupt politicians and violent drug traffickers - but all the roles are played by children. |
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