 Boston.com | Mexico's Ruling Party Nominates Vázquez Mota as Presidential Candidate Wall Street Journal By ANTHONY HARRUP MEXICO CITY—Josefina Vázquez Mota, Mexico's former education minister and lower house leader of the ruling National Action Party, or PAN, was nominated as the party's presidential candidate for July elections Sunday, after taking an ... Factbox: Mexico ruling party picks Vazquez Mota as candidate Mexico's Ruling Party Likely to Pick Vazquez Mota Mexico conservatives back woman presidential candidate |
Mexico police find decapitated women Herald Sun POLICE in northern Mexico have found the decapitated bodies of two women with missing index fingers, a sign among drug gangs that they believed the victims were informants. The women, between the ages of 20 and 25, had also been shot and tortured, ... |
China's export pain may be Mexico's gain The Australian One consequence of that: Companies that move freight from Mexico are getting busier. China has long been the destination for companies looking to cut costs. A huge population of untapped workers, along with a leadership keen to build out the country's ... |
Mexico police find decapitated women Herald Sun POLICE in northern Mexico have found the decapitated bodies of two women with missing index fingers, a sign among drug gangs that they believed the victims were informants. The women, between the ages of 20 and 25, had also been shot and tortured, ... |
 BBC News | Mexico: Top Cartel Enforcer Arrested Eurasia Review The suspected leader of Mexico's Gente Nueva gang, the de facto enforcement wing of the Sinaloa drug cartel, was captured by the federal police (Federales) this weekend, according to a US drug enforcement agent assigned as liaison with Mexican ... Mexico nabs reputed cartel assassin wanted in US Sinaloa Cartel Gunman Arrested in Mexico 'Sinaloa cartel enforcer' Marrufo arrested in Mexico |
 PhysOrg.com | Mexico billionaires battle over telecoms sector PhysOrg.com The deal would have united interests of Emilio Azcarraga, who owns Televisa, the largest media company in the Spanish-speaking world, and Ricardo Salinas, who owns telephone company Iusacell and Mexico's second broadcaster TV Azteca. Mexico Stocks: Cemex, Grupo Famsa Advance; Televisa Drops Titans clash in Mexico's fight over monopolies |
Mexico's National Human Rights Commission Report for 2011 Mexidata.info The president went on to say that one of the main challenges facing Mexico is crime. He explained that the intervention of federal forces in various states in the country responds to an expressed demand for assistance from local authorities. Rights Body: Thousands of Irregularities in Arrests in Mexico |
Mexico is Adapting its Military to meet the Cartel Threats Mexidata.info Maybe it comes too easily after the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but in Mexico the word stirs cultural memories of heroic freedom fighters-not exactly the message that the government wants to convey-and drew cries of outrage from Mexico City, ... |
Mexico town takes a monetary path less traveled Kansas City Star By TIM JOHNSON ESPINAL, Mexico -- Organizers in this verdant hill town in Veracruz state have coaxed a tiny economic experiment on the citizenry: They created an alternative local currency. It's called the "tumin," which means "money" in the local ... |
Tropics Trying to Come Alive in the Gulf of Mexico AccuWeather.com The calendar says it's early February, but that is not stopping the tropics from trying to come alive in the south-central Gulf of Mexico. The area of concern is a cluster of showers and thunderstorms spinning in the southern Gulf of Mexico, ... First-ever Super Bowl Sunday tropical disturbance forms in Gulf of Mexico Meteorologists watch tropical disturbance bound for Florida Could Florida Rainmaker Develop? |
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