31May2013 | Comeuppance for the Rich, at Least on the Screen The New York Times Almost 6.5 million people have seen “We Are the Nobles,†making it the highest-grossing Mexican film ever in cinemas here. The simplest explanation for the movie’s success is that audiences love to see rich people humiliated. But a more complex dynamic is at work. |
31May2013 | Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Pushing for Pot Legalization CNN A former Mexican president who once led a military crackdown on drug cartels now has a new pitch: creating a legal system to produce, distribute and tax marijuana. |
31May2013 | Government Urgeds Reversal to Analog in Tijuana The San Diego Union-Tribune Tijuana’s tumultuous transition to digital television took a new turn Thursday, as Mexico’s federal government urged a reversal and return to analog broadcasts through Baja California’s July 7 elections. |
31May2013 | Regular Bus Riders to Mexico Say Don't Change Plans ABC News Buses leave the US for Mexico around the clock. But some travelers are weary of taking the bus after Mexican police accused American Yanira Maldonado of smuggling drugs. |
31May2013 | American Mom Freed From Mexican Prison After Drug-Smuggling Charges Dropped Associated Press An Arizona woman held in a Mexico jail for a week on a drug-smuggling charge was freed after a court reviewed her case, including key security footage, and dismissed the allegations. |
30May2013 | Authorities Investigate Disappearance of 11 People in Mexico City EFE Investigators are looking into the disappearance of 11 young people following a supposed police operation at a bar in Mexico City's Zona Rosa tourist district, a Federal District Attorney's Office spokesman said Thursday. |
30May2013 | The Perception of Mexico in the US Hits a New Low, According to Survey Borderzine The U.S. view of Mexico is at its worst level since 1994 and although Americans consider Mexico an important neighbor few Americans are aware of how strong the economic ties are between the two nations. |
30May2013 | US Sex Ring with Ties to Mexico Busted - Involved Undocumented Immigrant Females U-T San Diego Federal law enforcement authorities arrested three men and took down a sex trafficking ring in Atlanta with ties to Tlaxcala, Mexico. |
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