31Oct2016 | Defense Secretary Calls for More Troops, Greater Powers in Waging 'War on Drugs' WSWS.org Mexico’s Secretary of Defense, General Salvador Cienfuegos, has called for the country’s military to intervene even more directly into the 10-year-old “war on drugs.†|
31Oct2016 | UNICEF: 1 in 7 Children Exposed to Toxic Air Pollution VOA News One in seven of the world's children is exposed to pollution levels six or more times higher than international standards set by the World Health Organization, according to a new report by UNICEF. |
31Oct2016 | Lewis Hamilton Wins Formula One Mexico Grand Prix IANS Britain's Lewis Hamilton has claimed first place in the Mexican Grand Prix, remaining in touch with rankings leader Nico Rosberg, who finished second. |
30Oct2016 | Fighting Between Sinaloa Cartel and Jalisco Cartel May be About to Intensify Business Insider The Jalisco New Generation cartel has expanded rapidly, but most of its growth was initially in the southwest and southeast. As the cartel's ambitions have grown, however, it seems to have turned its sights on valuable territory held by the Sinaloa cartel. |
30Oct2016 | From Mexico, Fringe 'Church' Founder Tells Followers 'MMS Cures Nothing!' ABC News The founder of Genesis II Church of Health and Healing who had claimed a chemical solution could cure virtually any disease, from autism to cancer to herpes, said he takes it back - just days after ABC News tracked him down in Mexico. |
30Oct2016 | Combating Corruption, Customs & Border Protection Is Seeking Deep Reform NPR/KPBS U.S. Customs and Border Protection - with 56,000 gun-toting agents - is dogged by complaints that too many of them will take a bribe or use excessive force and avoid consequences. |
30Oct2016 | Americans with Bank Accounts in Mexico Can be Fined The Fulano Forum Citizens of the United States who have bank accounts or businesses in Mexican territory and who have not reported them to the United States government, if they are discovered they can be fined more than $10,000 dollars. |
29Oct2016 | How Mexico City's First Day of the Dead Parade Was Inspired by James Bond The Associated Press Mexico City held its first Day of the Dead parade on Saturday, complete with floats, giant skeleton marionettes and more than 1,000 actors, dancers and acrobats in costumes. |
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