28Mar2012 | Mexico Urged to Investigate Attacks on Media EFE The Committee to Protect Journalists issued a statement Tuesday condemning recent attacks on a newspaper and television station in Mexico and demanding prosecution of the perpetrators. Both incidents took place in the northern border state of Tamaulipas, a battleground for warring drug cartels. |
28Mar2012 | Female Beach Volleyballers Can Now Cover Up Associated Press Under new rules adopted by the International Volleyball Federation, players are free to wear shorts and sleeved tops at the London Olympics. The governing body said the move was made out of respect for the cultural beliefs of some of the dozens of countries still in contention to qualify for the games. |
28Mar2012 | Phone Tapping Scandal Envelops Ruling Party Candidate Reuters Mexico's ruling party presidential candidate has been forced on the defensive after a leaked recording emerged in which she appeared to accuse the government of spying on her phone calls. |
27Mar2012 | 8 Things That Suck About Spring Breakers In Cancun, According To Mexicans HuffPost Cancun is the number one destination for 2012 spring break. While Spring Breakers rejoice with the idea of sunny beaches, 18 year-old drinking age and all-inclusive fun that Mexico has to offer, what do Mexicans think about their visitors? How do locals feel about this holiday of debauchery? |
27Mar2012 | Mexico's Angels Hit Back at Gang Violence Al Jazeera With unemployment at nearly 20 per cent among Mexican youth, many young people turn to a life of crime. With more than 400 street gangs in Ciudad Juarez city, in Chihuahua state, it has become a prime recruiting ground for drug cartels. But a group has come forward with a unique idea to fight this scourge. |
27Mar2012 | 'Meth Babies' Study Finds Risk for Behavior Problems Fox News Latino The first study of its kind that looks at methamphetamine's potential lasting effects on kids shows mothers who used meth during pregnancy put their babies at higher risk for behavior problems. |
27Mar2012 | Javier Sicilia's Impact on Mexico, One Year On In Sight A year ago this week, the son of poet Javier Sicilia was murdered by a drug gang in Cuernavaca, sparking one of the most significant peace movements to emerge in Mexico in recent years. |
27Mar2012 | Calderon Might Take Flight from Mexico when His Term Ends Apro/Proceso Mexican President Felipe Calderon could fear being assassinated when his term ends and he might plan to flee from Mexico, Dolia Estevez, a correspondent for MVS News, revealed. |
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