07Oct2015 | Horse-Riding Nuevo Leon Governor 'El Bronco' Vows to Go Tough on Crime Al Jazeera Mexico's first ever independent governor has been sworn in the northern border state of Nuevo Leon. Jaime Rodriguez Calderon will run the key industrial state, and he has vowed to eradicate corruption and crime. |
07Oct2015 | Most Frequent Travelers Have TSA Pre-Check GO Airport Express Seventy percent of those who fly five or more times per year have TSA Pre-Check, according to surveys conducted by GO Airport Express, a Chicago-based ground transportation service. |
07Oct2015 | Vatican Says Pope Francis to Visit Mexico in 2016 Slate Pope Francis will follow up his much-discussed trip to the US by visiting Mexico in the early months of 2016. Details at this point are limited, but the outlet says that he is expected to see the Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine in Mexico City. |
07Oct2015 | Yo Quiero, Yo Puedo: Empowering the Poor in Mexico by Teaching Them Self-Help CCTV America Dr. Susan Pick is a social psychologist who has used her expertise to change the behavior of Mexico’s marginalized. By teaching them what she calls “life skills,†she helps boost their feelings of self-worth and enhance their problem-solving abilities. |
07Oct2015 | Authorities Offer $500,000 in Rewards for Arrests in Iguala Students Case Agence France-Presse Mexican authorities offered Tuesday a total of $500,000 in rewards for the arrest of a fugitive former police chief and four other suspects sought over last year's disappearance of 43 students. |
06Oct2015 | From #YoSoy132 to #Ayotzinapa: The Criminalization of Youth Under Enrique Pena Nieto CIP Americas Under Felipe Calderon, the militarization of Mexican cities and countryside with the deployment of thousands of armed forces led to a rapid deterioration in public safety. The country saw a rise in arrests and violence against youth. |
06Oct2015 | New Bill Could Impose Up to 100 Years in Jail for Forced Disappearances Television del Sur The Mexican government is in the process of drafting a new bill that would specifically address the crime of forced disappearances. |
06Oct2015 | A Case for Retirement: Puerto Penasco's Beaches are Accessible and Affordable USNews & World Report Perhaps the biggest appeal of Puerto Penasco to American retirees is that this spot is only 62 miles from the U.S. border. That's just over three and a half hours by car from Phoenix, Arizona, or six hours from San Diego, California. |
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