02Oct2015 | Oil Rigs Off Mexico Coast Hit By Wave of Low Prices Wall Street Journal Low oil prices are taking a toll on Mexico's oil industry even as the government pushes for ways to boost foreign investment. |
02Oct2015 | Common Crime in Mexico Remained Steady in 2014, Government Survey Shows WSJ.com The level of common crime in Mexico was stable last year compared with 2013, while the number of kidnappings fell sharply, a government survey published this week showed. |
02Oct2015 | A 13-Year-Old Psychologist Spotlights Mexico's Amazing Child Prodigies GlobalPost Last month, Dafne Almazan became the world's youngest psychologist as she graduated from Mexico's Monterrey Institute of Technology. At just 13 years old, she’s the country's most famous child prodigy. |
02Oct2015 | ULA Atlas V Delivers Mexican Satellite Into Orbit Space Coast Daily An Atlas V successfully launched the Morelos-3 mission for Mexico’s Ministry of Communications and Transportation. Morelos-3 will be part of the Mexsat constellation of satellites that delivers advanced telecommunications throughout Mexico. |
02Oct2015 | National Day of Corn Strengthens Citizen Resolve to Keep Mexico Free of GM Corn Aristegui Noticias Greenpeace Mexico commemorated September 29 - National Day of Corn - by intensifying its campaign of signatures calling on Mexico's Courts to ban the cultivation of genetically modified corn. |
02Oct2015 | The 'Cooking Nun' Enters Mexico TV Competition to Help Save Her Order from Debts Daily Courier A plain-spoken Mexican nun has become an unlikely television star while trying to save her congregation from mounting debts. |
02Oct2015 | Is Mexico's 'Garbage Dump Cartel' a Real Drug Cell, or a Group of Criminalized Poor People? Fusion Nine trash collectors who claim to have made a living sifting through garbage in a massive landfill on the outskirts of Mexico City have spent more than two years in a maximum security prison for allegedly forming a dump cartel. But were they framed by local police? |
02Oct2015 | Supreme Court Issues Rules for Handling Torture in Mexico Criminal Cases La Jornada According to a ruling by the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, judges are obligated to order an immediate investigation into presumed acts of torture alleged by a defendant. |
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