21Jan2013 | US Company Required to Return 36 Accidental Mummies of Guanajuato to Mexico Prensa Latina In 2011 the state of Guanajuato hired 36 Mexican mummies to a U.S. private company and since then they have not even paid the loan or returned mummies, local government claims today. |
21Jan2013 | Jerry Brewer: Mexico Must Maintain Policies and Actions Versus All Criminals Mexidata.info Mexico is preceding towards yet another crossroad that could ultimately result in escalated violence and a significant loss of productive continuity, this due to political vacillation and disunited strategies. |
21Jan2013 | Telling Americans the Truth About Foreign Aid ONE Last year, ONE's Meagan Bond traveled around the country and talked to people about the money the US spends on foreign aid. Her goal was to capture, through videos, the way Americans feel about giving our money to the world's poorest people. |
21Jan2013 | Case of Canadian Woman in Gadhafi Smuggling Plot Nears Turning Point, Says Family The Canadian Press The family of a Canadian woman accused of trying to smuggle the son of late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi into Mexico says her case is approaching a crucial turning point. |
21Jan2013 | TSA to Remove 'Invasive' Scanning Machines from Major US Airports eTravelBlackboard Good news for those who felt Transportation Security Administration officers were getting to know them a little too well. The TSA will soon remove all body scanners that show nearly nude images of people trying to board flights. |
20Jan2013 | Lee Wai-sze Wins Aguascalientes World Cycling Event South China Morning Post A day after she became the first Hong Kong cyclist ever to win an overall World Cup title, Lee Wai-sze made it two, adding the keirin crown to the sprint title she sealed on Saturday in Aguascalientes, Mexico. |
20Jan2013 | Researchers Discover Evidence of Floating Garbage Patch in Southern Hemisphere TakePart The Northern Pacific has a garbage patch, the Northern Atlantic has one, too. Not to be outdone, researchers discovered evidence of a previously unknown massive garbage patch, this time floating in the Southern Hemisphere. |
20Jan2013 | Don't Let Bad Press Scare You Away, Mexico's Copper Canyon is Gorgeous - and Safe Associated Press Northern Mexico's Copper Canyon is considered one of the world's most spectacular landscapes. But the site also right in the middle of Mexico's drug-growing heartland, so it is struggling to attract tourists. |
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