02Jul2013 | John Paul II Sainthood Clears Vatican Commission Associated Press Pope John Paul II has cleared the final obstacle before being made a saint, awaiting just the final approval from Pope Francis and a date for the ceremony that could come as soon as Dec. 8. |
02Jul2013 | Mexico Government in 'Direct' Contact with US Over Revealed Spy Claims Agence France-Presse Mexico is in direct contact with the United States over a report that it was among 38 embassies and missions that were spied on by US intelligence services, a Mexican foreign ministry spokesman said Monday. |
02Jul2013 | Bill Maher: 'US Senate Immigration Bill Going to Make Border Patrol Bigger than FBI' PolitiFact.com Comedian Bill Maher expressed incredulity about the scope of a Border Patrol expansion during his June 21, 2013, show. We checked his claim. |
02Jul2013 | Remittances to Mexico Fall for 11th Month in Row IANS/EFE Remittances sent by Mexicans living abroad fell 13.2 percent to $2.03 billion in May, compared to the same month in 2012, the Bank of Mexico said Monday. |
02Jul2013 | Dozens of Women Rescued After Sex Trafficking Bust in Mexico City CNN Authorities in Mexico City say they’ve rescued 46 women in a human trafficking bust. The women rescued included 27 Mexicans and 19 foreigners, Mexico City prosecutors said in a statement. |
01Jul2013 | New Scanners Speed Travel Between US and Mexico NBC Latino With summer here, standing in line at the pedestrian bridge on the U.S. Mexican border can take a toll on your body. To help speed up the entry process, the CBP is implementing new ready lane scanners to help alleviate pedestrian traffic flow. |
01Jul2013 | La Jornada: US Immigration Reform Offers Mexico 'The Full Hotdog' La Jornada Seal the border now and regularize migrants afterwards. This is the meaning of the U.S. leadership's project of "immigration reform", which is, in reality, one more section in the broader national security wall of the United States. |
01Jul2013 | In Mexico, Low-Income Homeowners Watch Their Dreams Crumble The Christian Science Monitor Jorge Arzave saw a bright future in the new suburban home that construction incentives and government loans made possible. But the house is falling apart, and promised services never arrived. Now he's challenging the government to help. |
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