04Jan2016 | Mexico Just Busted the Alleged Financial Brains of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel VICE News The alleged financial brains of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel has been taken into police custody while recovering from a shooting at a hospital. |
04Jan2016 | Latin America's Illegal Wildlife Trade to US Is Booming VICE News When it comes to newsworthy stories about the illegal wildlife industry, Chinese demand for ivory or rhino horn tends to grab headlines. But often overlooked is American demand for illegal goods, which is fueling an enormous amount of wildlife trafficking in Central and South America. |
04Jan2016 | Low-Cost Mexican Carriers Could be Big Winners with New Aviation Deal Travel Weekly The biggest beneficiaries of the new aviation agreement between the U.S. and Mexico might be the burgeoning low-cost Mexican airlines, such as Interjet, Volaris and VivaAerobus. |
04Jan2016 | Domestic Abuse Towards Men on Rise in Mexico City teleSUR From January 2014 to November 2015, 6,503 complaints were filed from men who claimed to have suffered psychological and physical abuse at the hands of a wife, partner or other female relative. |
04Jan2016 | Trump Re-Ups Controversial Mexico Wall and Muslim Ban in First Campaign Ad The Guardian GOP frontrunner’s ad called ‘Great Again’ begins airing Tuesday in Iowa and New Hampshire and promises to ‘quickly cut the head off of Isis and take their oil’. |
04Jan2016 | This $5 Computer Is as Powerful as a 2005 Laptop AskMen The Raspberry Pi Zero is as powerful as the Dell Inspiron 6000 but is on sale for just $5 and is roughly the same size as three postage stamps. |
04Jan2016 | SNSP Reports Over 13% of Mexico's Police Failed Trustworthiness Exam The Mazatlan Messenger The National Public Security System reported that of Mexico’s 337,209 state police 291,693 passed its control de confianza, or confidence control test that aimed to ensure every officer’s aptitude and trustworthiness. |
04Jan2016 | Climbers Living with Crime on Mexico's Volcanoes El Daily Post Conquering one of the twin volcanoes that overlook the Valley of Mexico has been an attractive challenge since at least the Cortes expedition in 1519. But in this high-crime age of El Narco, there are dangers on the mountainside that have nothing to do with oxygen depletion, muscle fatigue or accidental falls. |
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