28Dec2012 | Family Living in Montreal Fights January Deportation to Mexico CBC News A family that has been living in Montreal for four years has learned it will be deported to Mexico on Jan. 19 despite efforts to stay. Marisol Mendez said she's terrified of returning to Mexico after settling in Montreal. |
28Dec2012 | Man, Dog Traverse U.S.-Mexico Border For Charity KPBS.org A man and his adopted street dog have walked nearly half the length of the U.S.-Mexico border, from Ciudad Juarez to Tijuana, for charity. |
28Dec2012 | Mexican Congress Urges Stricter US Gun Laws to Fight Cartels Bloomberg News Mexico’s Congress called on the U.S. to tighten gun control laws after 20 elementary school students were shot dead in Connecticut, saying drug cartels fill their arsenals with weapons bought north of the border. |
28Dec2012 | Makeover of Mexico City Moves Forward with Renovation of Roundabout Associated Press Mexico City’s government is trying to transform one of the world’s largest cities by beautifying public spaces, parks and monuments. |
28Dec2012 | Forgotten in Museum, 1,000-Year-Old Mummified Dog Begs for Attention The Los Angeles Times Archaeologists in Mexico say the serene-looking canine, long tucked away in a school museum, is worth studying, and it may go on display soon. |
28Dec2012 | How Drug-War Snitches Buy Their Way Out of Prison from Behind Bars The Fix The information that's passed to the DEA from behind bars is often artificially manufactured and paid for, prisoners tell The Fix. |
28Dec2012 | Mexican Leftist Lawmakers Want Chinese-Backed Commercial Project in Cancun Scrapped EFE Leftist lawmakers have joined forces with business leaders in demanding that officials not issue building permits for a vast Chinese-backed commercial project in the Mexican Caribbean resort city of Cancun. |
28Dec2012 | A Political Time Warp: The PRI and Loathing in Mexico City CounterPunch.org Twelve years after finally losing power in the democratic transition of 2000, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), aka “the dinosaurâ€, is back and attempting to rebrand itself as the medicine that Mexico needs in these blood-soaked neoliberal times. |
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