17May2013 | Pemex Admits 'Serious"' Corruption, Reports Leading Mexican Daily EFE Pemex admits that "serious" corruption exists in some areas of the company and that contracting processes in particular have been plagued by "interference from organized crime," El Universal said Friday. |
17May2013 | Free Surgeries for Yucatan Children With Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate The Yucatan Times More than 450 children with strabismus problems, cleft palate, burns sequels and other sufferings will have the opportunity to have surgical procedures by medical experts from the Mercy Hospital of Iowa. |
17May2013 | Advocates Say Recent US Scandals Won't Derail Immigration Reform Bill VOXXI Pro-immigration reform advocates say they don’t suspect efforts to pass an immigration reform bill this year could be derailed by the recent storm of scandals. |
17May2013 | Slow Sales and Lawsuits Hit Mexico's Homebuilders Reuters Struggling with slowing home sales and a lack of liquidity, Mexico's top three homebuilders may have to seek bankruptcy protection if they fail to reach an agreement with creditors in the short term. |
17May2013 | Despite Gains, Women's Rights Still Denied in Latin American Countries Inter Press Service Latin American states are still failing to provide guarantees for women's educational, sexual and reproductive rights, according to activists from different regions of the world meeting in the Mexican capital. |
17May2013 | Farmers Blame Mexico Authorities for 'Ecocide' Milenio The Confederation of Farmer and Popular Organizations denounced the offices of Sagarpa and Semarnat for being "promoters of ecocide" in Mexico by granting concessions to transnational businesses in order to exploit forests, jungles and water sources. |
17May2013 | Author of Blog del Narco, Chronicle of Mexico's Drug War, Flees Country GlobalPost The anonymous author of Blog del Narco, a chronicle of Mexico’s drug-related violence, has reportedly fled the country after receiving a telephone call telling her to run for her life. |
17May2013 | Few Convictions for Mexico's Special Prosecutor for Crimes Against Journalists McClatchy Newspapers Complacent. Ineffective. Bungling. Inept. The adjectives pile up as top editors, writers and free press advocates level their aim at the division of the Attorney General’s Office in Mexico responsible for prosecuting crimes against journalists. |
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