01May2013 | Mexican Supreme Court Strikes Down State Pro-Life Constitutional Amendment LifeSiteNews.com Mexico's Supreme Court has declared that the state of Queretaro's pro-life constitutional amendment is "invalid" because lawmakers did not receive the approval of a sufficient number of state municipal governments before announcing its promulgation. |
01May2013 | Putting an End to Mexico's Drug War, or is Pena Nieto Testing US Ties? Al Jazeera Pena Nieto set to meet Obama amid reports that Mexico's new crime prevention policies aim to shut out Washington. |
01May2013 | Obama to Seek More Efficient Border Crossings During Mexico Trip, Top Aide Says The Houston Chronicle Improving the efficiency of U.S.-Mexico border crossings is “very much on our radar†for upcoming meetings between President Barack Obama and new Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, a top administration official said Tuesday. |
01May2013 | The Power of One: The Story of the Border Angels Border Angels Founded in 1986 by Enrique Morones, Border Angels is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian assistance to undocumented immigrants. |
01May2013 | Could Facebook Assist Public Health Efforts to Track Obesity? Hispanically Speaking News Analyzing Facebook users’ interests could help public health researchers predict, track and map obesity rates in specific cities, towns and neighborhoods across the United States, a new study says. |
01May2013 | New York Times: Drug War Informer Lives In No Man's Land for Over a Decade The New York Times Luis Octavio Lopez Vega played a leading role in what is widely considered the biggest drug-trafficking case in Mexican history. The episode pitted the Mexican military against the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. |
01May2013 | Trade Sanctions Sought to Stop Mass Killing of Sea Turtles in Mexican Fisheries Center for Biological Diversity U.S. conservation groups formally requested trade sanctions against Mexico this week to stop the country’s massive loggerhead sea turtle bycatch. |
01May2013 | US Offered to Capture Chapo Guzman 'In 15 Minutes', Journalist Says Agencia EFE The United States offered to capture drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in a "simple, fast and surgical" operation that would take 15 minutes, but the Mexican military opposed the plan, journalist Jesus Esquivel said in an interview with Efe. |
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