30Nov2015 | USA Is the Most Dangerous Country in the World, Says Mexico's Leading Daily Newspaper Prensa Latina The United States is the most powerful country in the world, but also the most dangerous one and its citizens face higher risks of violent actions committed by white fanatics than by Muslims, an article in the Mexican newspaper La Jornada said. |
30Nov2015 | Prosecutors in Mexico Carry Out Tests on Bodies in Search for Australian Surfers Press Association Prosecutors in the northern Mexico state of Sinaloa have confirmed they are performing forensic tests on two badly burned bodies as part of the search for two missing Australians. |
30Nov2015 | Our Mexican President Pena Nieto Is Funnier Than Any of Your Politicians Complex Sometimes there's nothing you can do but laugh at the people running your country. Canada had Rob Ford, the US may have Donald Trump, and Mexico has Enrique Pena Nieto. |
30Nov2015 | US Supreme Court Rejects Mexican Suit Over 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill The Associated Press The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from three Mexican states seeking damages from BP and other companies over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. |
30Nov2015 | COP21: People Power for Global Climate Protection Deutsche Welle Across the planet, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets over the weekend for protests at innumerable locations - to demand meaningful action for moving on from fossil fuels and stopping climate change. |
30Nov2015 | Disabled People Learn to Dive Underwater for First Time in Baja California Sur New China TV With his thumb up, the disabled man expressed his satisfaction of being underwater for the first time in his life, thanks to the special diving course conducted by Israeli coach Daniel Zuber in Mexico’s Pacific state of Baja California Sur |
30Nov2015 | Mexicans Living Abroad Can Soon Vote in Their Home State Elections Bajo El Sol US residents who are Mexican citizens will soon be able to vote absentee in governor and legislative elections held in Mexico. |
30Nov2015 | Weak Legal Guidelines Hinder Mexico's Case Against Fugitive Chapo Guzman USA Today The yawning gap between recent seizures and Guzman’s potential riches underscores a growing concern here: Why the Mexican government can’t or won’t seize more of Guzman’s ill-gotten gains. The problem, critics say, is a lack of laws with teeth, and the motivation to change that. |
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