22Jan2016 | Disappearances, Kidnappings Down in Mexico, But Government Distrust Remains High Insight Crime Kidnapping and disappearance cases in Mexico were down in 2015, but as continued accounts of government ineptitude and collusion surface, this change may simply signify decreased trust in government authorities. |
22Jan2016 | Medical & Recreational Marijuana Growers Look to Mexico for Business Opportunities The Guardian Entrepreneurs see long-term potential in a market currently controlled by cartels but which could be worth $1.7bn a year, following court ruling last year. |
22Jan2016 | Spanish Court Provisionally Releases Former Ally of Mexican President Reuters Spain's High Court on Friday provisionally released Humberto Moreira, a former ally of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, who was detained last week in a money-laundering probe, a court official said. |
21Jan2016 | On the Lam in Mexico? Avoid Birthday Cakes, Pet Monkeys and Ball Parks El Daily Post Able to avoid arrest for years, these criminals fell victim to carelessness and happenstance and were apprehended. Even some of Mexico's most wanted drug kingpins have been trapped thanks to their own hubris ... and dumb luck. |
21Jan2016 | Cancun to Host First National Forum on Marijuana Legalization Next Week Latin Post Mexico will hold its first national forum debating the legal use of marijuana on Jan. 26 in Cancun, an Interior Ministry official said this week. |
21Jan2016 | Central American and Mexico Governments Renew Cuban Migrant Program Associated Press Government representatives from Central America and Mexico have agreed to begin moving Cubans stranded in Costa Rica northward again on February 4th. |
21Jan2016 | Business Travelers Opting for Ride-Hailing Uber Over Rental Cars, Report Says CVTB The way business travelers spend money is changing, according to a report Thursday from Certify, a cloud-based travel and expense management software seller. |
21Jan2016 | AG Investigates Sean Penn's $32,854 Charter Flight to Meet Fugitive El Chapo Fusion Someone shelled out $32,854 in cash for the charter flight that Sean Penn and Mexican actress Kate del Castillo took to meet Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman - and Mexico’s attorney general wants to know who picked up the bill. |
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