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Mexico arrests 2 reputed leaders of Tijuana cartel - Washington Post
12 hours ago ago from Tijuana News
Mexico arrests 2 reputed leaders of Tijuana cartel Washington Post AP TIJUANA , Mexico US officials say Mexican authorities have arrested two reputed leaders of a drug cartel that has terrorized the border city of Tijuana Another cartel leader arrested in Mexico SDNN Mexico Arrests Two More Alleged Members Of Drug Cartel KPBS all 28 news articles
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1 day ago ago from QUICKWIT
Mexican President Felipe Calderon announced on Feb. 8 that Chrysler Group LLC will invest $550 million in Mexico to produce Fiat 500s for the United States and Latin America. The investment would generate 400 direct jobs and more than 1,200 indirect jobs, Calderon said at a launch ceremony at the Chrysler plant in Toluca, some 70 kilometers (40 miles) west of Mexico City. NAFTA... what treaty was that again???? link
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20 hours ago ago from History of Latin America II
This week, the Washington Post published an interview with Mexico's President, Felipe Calderon. Interviewer Lally Weymouth questioned Calderon on some issues facing Mexico, both domestically and internationally. More often than not, the two are directly related. One issue that Calderon wants to focus his energy on is Mexico's drug war. In relation to the US, Calderon recognizes that the US has been very helpful, but that most of the weapons ...
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10 hours ago ago from The Marin Progressive
We keep hearing how bad the violence is in Mexico. There is no doubt that it is worse than it was two years ago (The lowest since 1997), but still lower than . For all that, except in a few border towns, it is really much less dangerous than many cities in the US and Europe. Here is a report in the Washington Post that shows how the level of violence has changed over the years. When I visit Mazatlan in April for the XV International Week ...
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20 hours ago ago from Mexico Institute
Washington Post , 2/8/2010 Decapitated bodies dumped on the streets, drug-war shootings and regular attacks on police have obscured a significant fact: A falling homicide rate means people in Mexico are less likely to die violently now than they were more than a decade ago. It also means tourists as well as locals may be safer than many believe. Mexico City's homicide rate today is about on par with Los Angeles and is less than ...
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BBC News - MTV under fire as it pulls South Park episode in Mexico
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By Julian Miglierini BBC News, Mexico City The decision not to show the episode sparked criticism and derision A last-minute decision by MTV in Mexico not to broadcast an episode of the US cartoon show South Park has caused controversy. The episode portrays Mexico's president as a leader who wastes funds and irritates the international community. MTV Mexico said they did not get a special ...
Related contentMTV cancels Mexico airing of 'South Park' episode
7 hours ago ago from U.S. News
MTV cancels Mexico airing of 'South Park' episode MEXICO CITY (AP) -- President Felipe Calderon's "South Park" cameo will have to wait. MTV says it canceled the airing in Mexico of an episode in which a caricature of Calderon appears in front of a Mexican flag. The network says it needs permission from the government to show the episode inside Mexico because of a law stating the flag and other national symbols must be handled with ...
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