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Heckled during speech, Mexico's president defends drug war
World Nowfelipe calderon, guadalajara, mexico, drug war: Mexican President Felipe Calderon has once again clashed with a citizen angry about the effects of the country's drug war, this time during a speech in which a man in the audience shouted, "How many more... -
Mexico City and suburbs scrambling to solve trash crisis
World NowMexico City, trash, dump: Nearly two months after it officially closed one of the largest trash dumps in the world, Mexico City's government and dozens of its suburban counterparts are scrambling to remake plans to solve a garbage crisis that apparently... -
Slasher attacks Ciudad Juarez activist who was shot previously
World NowNorma Andrade, a well-known defender of women from Ciudad Juarez, was attacked and injured Friday in Mexico City, where she had fled after being shot and threatened in her hometown.... -
Canadians debating travel to Mexico after attacks on citizens
World NowA string of brutal attacks on Canadians has travelers in Canada debating whether they should continue to visit Mexico.... -
Left, right or center? Mexican political brand names explained
World NowAs the July presidential election nears, watchers of world news are sure to be hearing much more about the PAN, its candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota, and her main rivals, Enrique Peņa Nieto of the party known as PRI, and Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of... -
Mexico's defense secretary acknowledges errors in drug war
World NowMexico's defense secretary has conceded "errors" in the country's drug war, in one of the more frank assertions from the government as it wages a military-led campaign against violent traffickers.... -
A face among Mexico's 14 million informal workers
World NowStreet vendors belong to an army of off-the-book workers who now make up a record 14 million Mexicans pumping money into the informal economy, the national statistics institute reported last week.... -
Caught on video, Mexico 'gentleman' faces charges in beating
World NowMexico, beating, video, rage, class: A wealthy businessman surrendered this week to a municipal prison to face charges he beat and violently berated an employee in his building for not obeying him.... -
Mexico teen prodigy is a psychologist at 17
World NowThe director of child psychology at the Center for the Attention to Talent is a child himself: 17-year-old Andrew Almazan, a prodigy who was reading Shakespeare and Cervantes at age 6.... -
Despite violence, music festival big in Mexico's Monterrey
World NowMexico, drug war, music, festival, NRML: The independent music scene has proven itself alive and well in Mexico's wealthiest but increasingly violent city of Monterrey. Last weekend's NRML festival took place without a major problem and was the largest in... -
Coping with fear in Monterrey, Mexico, or leaving it
World NowCheckpoints are now part of daily life in Monterrey, a metropolitan region of more than 4 million -- Mexico's wealthiest and third-largest city. The brief anxiety that these encounters produce in people is probably the least of residents' worries.... -
Mexico City residents to mega-quakes: We can handle it
World NowIt's true that sometimes Mexico City can look and feel like the Hollywood set for a movie about the apocalypse. On Tuesday, riding through another big quake, it proved that it's a city that can take a punch....
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