31May2013 | President Pena Nieto Says New Penal System More Unified and Just The News President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Thursday that the recently passed Unified Code of Penal Procedures and the General Penal Law would make significant changes to Mexico’s justice system. |
31May2013 | Efforts in Mexico to Provide Health Services to LatAm Migrants Face Major Obstacles Upside Down World Since 2007, HIV and AIDS rates have gone up throughout rural Mexican states, partly as a result of returning migrants who have engaged in high-risk behaviors in the United States and not been able to receive diagnosis or treatment. |
31May2013 | Lydia Cacho: Justice for Mexico's Women Means the Right to Live in Safety The independent A leading defender of women’s rights in Mexico, who has been kidnapped, raped and beaten in retaliation for her work, tells Paul Imison why protection from abuse is at the heart of equality. |
31May2013 | Plans Announced for Retail Marijuana Business, But Few Details Revealed The Seattle Times Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, praised Seattle entrepreneur Jamen Shively’s vision for a legal pot business reaching across the U.S. and perhaps beyond its borders. But Shively revealed few details about it. |
31May2013 | Mexico's Disappeared: Unspoken, Unseen, Unknown - But Not Forgotten Inter Press Service “No more forced disappearances; they took them alive, we want them back alive†say victims’ families who presented their cases this week to the Permanent People’s Tribunal in Mexico. |
31May2013 | Al Jazeera's Inside Story - Who Is to Blame for Sex Tourism? Al Jazeera Who is to blame for the practice of sex tourism, host countries or the tourists themselves? |
31May2013 | WHO Targets Illness Caused By Bad Habits in LatAm La Prensa The 66th World Health Assembly this approved a plan for preventing and controlling non-communicable diseases, such as illnesses caused by alcohol consumption, smoking and obesity, which account for 60 percent of the deaths in the world and 69 percent of deaths in Latin America. |
31May2013 | Real Estate Market is Getting Red Hot in Mexico FT.com Mexico’s economy may be recording slower growth, but not the country’s real estate market. |
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