03Apr2012 | Presidential Front-Runner Vows Swift Drop In Drug Violence Reuters Mexico's presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto said if he wins the July 1 election he would aim for a rapid reduction in drug war violence that has claimed 50,000 lives since late 2006. |
03Apr2012 | Mexico Wants American Tourists to 'Remember Acapulco' USA TODAY The onetime haunt of Hollywood starlets and international jetsetters has become a symbol for the human and economic toll exacted by Mexico's ongoing war with rival drug cartels. Now, a new promotional campaign dubbed "Remember Acapulco" is trying to reassure would-be visitors - and rekindle some of that old glamor. |
03Apr2012 | PAN Battling to Retain Presidency Associated Press Mexicans have been disappointed by drug trafficking violence, and the failure to prosecute government corruption or correct judicial inefficiency under the PAN's leadership, first under Fox and then under current President Felipe Calderon, who barely squeaked by in a contested 2006 election. |
03Apr2012 | Mexico's Feb. Remittances Up 8.6% Year-Over-Year MarketWatch Remittances from Mexicans living abroad rose 8.6% in February from the year-ago month to $1.79 billion, continuing their recovery as the U.S. economy and labor market improves, according to central bank data. |
03Apr2012 | CONCACAF: Late Goal Puts Mexico on Top Associated Press With both teams already qualified for the Olympics in London, Monday night's CONCACAF Olympic tournament final was merely a matter of formality and pride. But when Miguel Angel Ponce scored late in overtime, the overwhelmingly pro-Mexico crowd at Livestrong Sporting Park exalted with joy and relief. |
03Apr2012 | Payments for Environmental Services Skip Rural Women in Mexico Inter Press Service Despite the key role they play in caring for natural resources in the face of climate change, rural women in Mexico do not benefit from payments for environmental services, say activists and experts. |
03Apr2012 | US Gaffes Highlight Misunderstandings of Mexico In Sight Top US officials have made a series of gaffes on Mexico in recent weeks, sparking concern that the foreign government most involved in the country's fight against organized crime may be overlooking the details. |
03Apr2012 | Mexico Asks United States to Ban Assault Weapons EFE U.S. President Barack Obama, Mexico's Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Monday concluded a summit that highlighted their commitment to greater cooperation on security and economic advancement in North America. |
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