23Mar2012 | Pope Will Meet a More Modern Mexico Al Jazeera The head of the Roman Catholic Church is on his way to Mexico, but Pope Benedict XVI may be greeted by a changing religious landscape in the Mexican capital. |
23Mar2012 | Mexican Mayor Tackles Crime Rate Al Jazeera In Mexico, fighting organised crime has become an increasingly difficult and dangerous task. But the mayor of San Pedro Garza Garcia, a small northern town, is claiming some success in lowering the crime rate. |
23Mar2012 | Mexico: Overcrowded Prisons Spark Crisis Infosurhoy In 2011, Mexico had 430 correctional facilities capable of housing 184,193 inmates, but the country had 224,246 prisoners, meaning there was an overflow of 40,053 convicts. |
23Mar2012 | Greenpeace Protests Toxic Pollution of Mexican Waters EFE Environmental watchdog Greenpeace denounced on World Water Day the pollution of rivers and other surface waters in Mexico and asked the government to establish a policy of zero dumping of toxic substances by 2020. |
23Mar2012 | Anonymous Hackers Target Pope in Mexico Fox News Latino The infamous Anonymous hacker group is not happy about Pope Benedict XVI arrival in Mexico on Friday. The group crashed at least two of the websites in Mexico on the eve of the Popes visit on Thursday, claiming the papal visit is a political move to support the conservative National Action party. |
23Mar2012 | An Aspirin a Day Keeps Cancer at Bay, Study Says NewsCore Taking an aspirin every day can cut the risks from a range of cancers and even help treat the disease, according to new research published by University of Oxford scientists, The London Times reported. |
23Mar2012 | Mayor Says 2 Died in Powerful Mexico Quake EFE At least two people died in the magnitude-7.4 earthquake that rocked a large swath of southern Mexico earlier this week, a mayor reported. The deaths occurred in small towns near Ometepec, the municipality closest to the epicenter of Tuesdays quake. |
23Mar2012 | Carlos Slim Needs More Competition The Wall Street Journal Televisa welcomes competition in television. But Mr. Slim has fought tooth and nail to block competition in telecommunications, and delayed government attempts to regulate his fixed-line firm Telmex and cellphone provider Telcel in Mexican courts. |
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