State preventive police evicted a group of protesters Jantetelco Township, which tied up the City Hall, to protest the passage of a pipeline terminal which is projected in the municipality Yecapixtla. In fact four people were arrested, two of them elderly, who were presented before the Public Ministry of the entity as presented. It was […]
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In Ecuador moved to the front of a seafood dealer. He used three names: Hector de Jesus Ramirez, Octavio Leon and Henry Betancourt. His near what was known as ‘El Charro’. At the hearing of support and opinion of the case formulation on drug-Rise which has been linked, the prosecution makes it the “foreign financier” […]
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Chewing gum tax proposed in Mexico / Mexico is considering forcing gum manufacturers to pay a 50% tax on top of the selling price of products to pay for clean-up costs on streets. PRI states that they intend to use the tax to clean the areas where chewing gum off of the streets and benches. […]
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Cancun. – A beam that collapsed the roof of a hotel room in La Amada Isla Mujeres Continental Zone, killing an American tourist, 25, who took a big hit in the head and chest . The now deceased, Lauren Dufresne, who was from Miami, was rushed by ambulance Hospiten particular private hospital, where he was […]
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A police chief was killed and a paramedic was injured during an armed attack committed by a command meters from a public hospital spokesman reported the Attorney General’s Office (FGE), Carlos Gonzalez. The official explained that the incident occurred just blocks from the University Central Hospital when the police identified as Guadalupe Aceves Alfredo Tabares, […]
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–Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) today reported that the 49th Civil Court of the Federal District of Mexico City has entered a non-final judgment of U.S. $2.7 billion against Yahoo! Inc. and Yahoo de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. in a lawsuit brought by plaintiffs Worldwide Directories S.A. de C.V. and Ideas Interactivas, S.A. de C.V. Yahoo! […]
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Mexico’s Attorney General has compiled a list showing that more than 25,000 adults and children have gone missing in Mexico in the past six years, according to unpublished government documents. The data sets, submitted by state prosecutors and vetted by the federal government but never released to the public, chronicle the disappearance of tens of […]
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Mexican prosecutors say they will ask Nicaragua to extradite 16 of the 18 Mexicans who allegedly posed as journalists to smuggle $US9.2 million in cash into Nicaragua. The Attorney General’s Office says Mexico wants to try the 16 on money laundering charges. They face trial on similar counts in Nicaragua. Read Article
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Canada is working to reverse a controversial decision to impose visa requirements on Mexican visitors. Prime Minister Stephen Harper made the pledge to his new Mexican counterpart, Enrique Pena Nieto, who visited Ottawa Wednesday just days before he is officially confirmed as president… The 2009 move by Canada – an effort to curb bogus refugee […]
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Android Police noted on Wednesday that Mexico had appeared on the list of countries with Google Maps Navigation support. Soon after, Google announced via @GoogleMexico on Twitter that Maps Navigation is now available for Android in Mexico. Users can grab the beta app via the Google Play Store. Read Mexico
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The President of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, announced on Sunday that state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has found a significant oil well. According to the official information is the finding of land crude more significant than has been done in the past decade. The exploitation of the well could give himself between 50 and 500 […]
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Mexico’s Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the release of Jose Ramon Aniceto Gomez, 65, and Pascual Agustin Cruz, 49 , considered the only two prisoners of conscience in the country by human rights organizations. The two Indian water activists, served a seven-year sentence for a misdemeanor that hid a water conflict in the center of […]
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Mexico’s Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the release of Jose Ramon Aniceto Gomez, 65, and Pascual Agustin Cruz, 49 , considered the only two prisoners of conscience in the country by human rights organizations. The two Indian water activists, served a seven-year sentence for a misdemeanor that hid a water conflict in the center of […]
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So far this year there have been at least four dead manatee strandings in the Bay of Chetumal, without even defining the causes of his death, Benjamin Morales said Vela, Ecosur researcher, who explained that it is now possible see manatees in Holbox Island, which had not happened for 30 years. Read Article
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Deriving the Customs Modernization Plan 2007-2012, announced the construction of new facilities at the border crossing Lieutenant Lopez II “Chactemal”., In order to have more space for development and facilitation of foreign trade operations with Belize. According to Customs of Mexico, crossing now has two import modules, two more for export, three positions to review […]
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nortedigital.mx reported that: Mexico Navy warns guerrillas Popular Revolutionary Army (EPR) and the Revolutionary Army of the Insurgent People (EPRI) have been rearmed with automatic rifles and rocket launchers also have in their arsenals. EPR (Popular Revolutionary Army) known locations of operations: Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Michoacán, Morelos, Puebla, Querétaro, Tlaxcala, Veracruz and Mexico […]
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According to aztecanoticias.com.mx, SAT (Mexican Tax Authority) seize 1.8 million illegal cigarettes Illegal merchandise was transported from Belize Customs detected Quintana Roo, said the Tax Administration Service. The Tax Administration Service (SAT) in Quintana Roo destroyed more than a million illegal cigarettes 800,000, from the free zone of Belize.In a statement, the agency reported that […]
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This research investigates the principal factors that influence youth sexuality, exploring the multi-faceted forces that shape young people’s sexual knowledge, attitudes, and practices. Seeking to shed light on the diverse social, cultural, and structural forces that contribute to youth sexual risk-taking, I conducted a quantitative study of 1686 high school students between the ages of […]
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The Ministry of Health notified the Federal Commission for Sanitary Risks Prevention (Cofepris) Tamaulipas 200 cases of adverse reactions in patients who provided any medication. Raul Terrazas Barrazas, responsible for releasing the Coepris in Tamaulipas, said the state agency running the project pharmacovigilance, where there are adverse drug reactions that are distributed in the state. […]
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According to the state agency in epidemiological week number 44 which runs from October 28 to November 3, 2012, the state went from tenth to second in incidence rate and the eighth to seventh by number of cases national level, with the states of Yucatan and Oaxaca the most affected. From 4 to 10 November […]
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An armed commando of at least 20 subjects stole in the early hours of Tuesday, April ATMs inside the Trails Shopping Plaza, located in Ixtapaluca Edomex. Thieves subjected to the surveillance personnel who were tied up and locked in a bathroom while the suspects with torches and tools, armored containers looted banking institutions. Read Article
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The Attorney General’s Office (PGR) is responsible for further investigation of the confrontation early Saturday in Mocorito, Sinaloa, where he died the Miss Sinaloa 2012, Maria Susana Flores Gamez, said state Attorney General Marco Antonio Higuera Gomez. “It is work that corresponds to the PGR, because it is a criminal cell,” Higuera Gomez said in […]
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A new and insidious threat is looming for dozens of U.S. states with what sources say is the new merger of the extremely violent and dangerous MS-13 gang with the Mexican Los Zetas drug cartel, according to a report from Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin. Read Article
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Psychologist Rita del Carmen was responsible for one of the steps to follow. Your job is to try to prevent young people as falling into the net Chamboy Los Zetas, taking advantage of their poverty and lack of opportunity. Many are often killed when they refuse to work for the cartel. “Many young people under […]
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Known for nearly 200 years as the United Mexican States, the republic may soon change its name. The country’s president, whose term in office is ending, has proposed the adoption of ‘Mexico’ to better distinguish it from the US. The name ‘United Mexican States’ was originally adopted in the 19th in a gesture marking the […]
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Piñatas are usually filled with candy. But a truck carrying a load of the colorful party favorites into the United States through Nogales turned out to be filled with a more sinister surprise: 425 pounds of marijuana. According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, its officers at the Mariposa Port of Entry referred Juan Marcelo […]
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Nothing like this had ever happened at Ben-Gurion International Airport before: A routine customs inspection uncovered an attempt to smuggle two unmanned aerial vehicles into Israel. The incident began when a Jewish citizen of Mexico tried to go through the “nothing to declare” lane with three suitcases. Something in his behavior aroused the customs inspectors’ […]
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Given the diversification of export markets of Mexico in recent years, foreign trade will continue to represent an important part of the economy, where not only the United States will be one of our major partners. The Head of the International Trade and Supply Chain HSBC, Mauricio Muñoz stressed that Asia tends to become a […]
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Foreign Commonwealth Office UK – Mexico – Updated November 19, 2012 Millions of foreign visitors, including approximately 300,000 British nationals, safely visit Mexico each year. This includes tens of thousands who cross the border with the US every day for study, tourism or business and at least one million foreign residents who live in Mexico. […]
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Those arrested include five active policemen, five children and a former Marine, is accused of 16 kidnappings, 12 murders and extortion. Ministerial Police Detectives arrested 24 alleged members of Los Zetas, led by a woman known by authorities as “The Commander Red”, who allegedly were involved in kidnapping, murder and extortion in rural upstate. The […]
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Bank of America said today that the sale of its stake in Banco Santander Mexico is not a change of strategy towards Latin America and only in the interest of focusing on its core businesses. “The decision to sell the stake in Grupo Santander was taken primarily by our intention to focus on our business […]
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The Northern Gulf States are located in the fastest growing area where the dengue epidemic in the country, according to figures from the National Center for Epidemiological Surveillance and Disease Control (Cenavece), 35 percent of cases in the country are located in the states of Veracruz, Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi and Nuevo Leon. In these […]
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Adrian Silva Moreno was shot dead in the central state of Puebla, where she worked as a contributor to the regional Puntual. Puntal confirmed that Silva, 34, was killed Wednesday when finished making news coverage about the discovery of a warehouse where stolen fuel was stored in the town of Tehuacan, located two hours from […]
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Police in the Mexican capital on Monday proceeded to close the theater in which a 10 year old boy was shot in the head last November 2 while watching a movie. If the murder of a child in a film and not a bad story, it is surprising that investigations have not started until Monday, […]
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The Mexican city of Acapulco tourist is in bankruptcy, with a debt at the end of this year will amount to $ 162.1 million, exceeding its annual budget. “We need to invest in Acapulco federation to succeed, otherwise we will not get out,” told a news conference the mayor of the municipality, Luis Walton, adding […]
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Dengue cases now exceed two thousand and the number of confirmed deaths is increasing, according to the report of the epidemiological week 44 that announced the Ministry of Health in Oaxaca. “We have registered two thousand confirmed 12 cases, of which 827 are bleeding and therefore the greatest impact has been in seven deaths that […]
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The National Seismological Service reported that a 6.2 magnitude on the Richter scale was recorded this afternoon (16:13) 63 kilometers southwest of Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas with a depth of 10.00 and 92.40 longitude and latitude minus 14. Meanwhile the Institute of United States Geological Survey said the quake struck in the Pacific coast of Guatemala, […]
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Yesterday the Secretary of the Navy of Mexico, Naval personnel captured two suspected logistics operators of “Los Zetas”, in the state of Coahuila. The incident occurred during a patrol in the Latin American colony, when marine elements observed two people who stepped off a vehicle carrying rifles and then enter into a house, so we […]
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Yesterday the Secretary of the Navy of Mexico, Naval personnel captured two suspected logistics operators of “Los Zetas”, in the state of Coahuila. The incident occurred during a patrol in the Latin American colony, when marine elements observed two people who stepped off a vehicle carrying rifles and then enter into a house, so we […]
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(Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico). Teens “lifted” yesterday Thursday afternoon were found dead tonight, and with severe marks of torture on the road Parral-Jiménez, one of them with a tourniquet on the neck. Were identified unofficially as Marcos Eduardo Rodríguez Delgado, 19, Erick Rodriguez and Salvador Ramirez Damazo Bryan Rodriguez Lozano, 20, 16 and 14 years old […]
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The increasing clashes between gunmen of the Zetas, the Gulf Cartel (CDG) and Los Chapos for control of the Valles region of Jalisco have caused casualties of the police forces of Magdalena and San Martin Hidalgo, which highlights the precarious municipal government just took over Oct. 1. The coordinator of the Rural Police of Jalisco, […]
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A man who identified himself as a member of The Knights Templar cartel was arrested by the Public Security Secretariat of State (SSPE) because he secured a firearm, explosives and drugs, in the municipality of Quitupan. Read Article
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Narcobanners alerted the population of Saltillo on the arrival of a new cartel to the city, the authorities have not released the message according to tierradelnarco.com Mexico City. According to witnesses, it was during the early hours of today when the Distributed Mega Road a group of people put a blanket. Around 0830, the State […]
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According to jornada.unam.mx, three Guatemalans wearing military clothing were arrested during a series of shootings on Saturday registered in the Mexican city of Reynosa (northeast), the U.S. border, killing five suspects, prosecutors said Sunday the state of Tamaulipas. The three men were arrested on Saturday during the shootings that since the first hours were reported […]
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Personal Customs seized a shipment of methamphetamine valued at more than $ 350,000 in International crossing linking the port of Matamoros to Brownsville. The shipment was insured personnel Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for its acronym in English, which is located in the international crossing “Gateway” to where it arrived the driver of a Ford […]
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The Foreign Ministry said Friday the abolition of visas for citizens of Colombia and Peru who travel to Mexico as visitors without permission to work in the country. “The abolition of the visa requirement for nationals Peruvians and Colombians favors a large number of people who enter our country for periods of less than six […]
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The six alleged members were captured in the colony Xinantécatl streets, in the municipality of Metepec, where traveling in two vehicles. Salvador Neme Sastre, head of the Department of Public Safety (SSC) presented six suspected members of the criminal organization “The Knights Templar”. Among these is the alleged leader of “hawks” of the group, who […]
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The National Secretariat for Migrants, SENAMI, reported yesterday that were found the bodies of Maria Ines Alvacora Munoz, 24, and Luis Ariosto Street Inga, 22, who died on Sunday while trying to swim across the Rio Grande from Mexico to enter the United States. Read Article
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Antonio Mazzitelli said that there are now new models of criminal organizations and the goal is no longer a route of drug control, but an entire territory “want to move an entire government, a society, and that the more control, more money is gets, and she emphasized this situation can only prevent citizens committed to […]
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The measure applies to Colombians who want to enter Mexico as visitors, without permission engage in gainful activity for up to 180 days. The Embassy of Mexico in Colombia revealed that l Ministry of Foreign Affairs of that country abolished the visa requirement for Colombians as of November 9, 2012 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs […]
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Drug enforcement agents arrested four Mexicans who made a stopover at El Salvador’s international airport while carrying $40,000 in cash, police said Tuesday. The Mexicans, who were on their way to Colombia, were each carrying $10,000, the National Civilian Police, or PNC, said. Read Article
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The legalisation of small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, which will allow the drug to be taxed and regulated, in two U.S. states will prompt debate on anti-drug policies in Mexico as well, and on the coordination of strategies between the two countries, experts say. “The least bad option is legalisation,” Jorge Chabat, at […]
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The new Museum Maya Cancun, which cost about 18 million dollars (about 14 million) has been built taking into account the frequent hurricanes in the area. It has an emergency shelter area and three rooms are eight feet above ground level to prevent flooding, and work together is the “most important” INAH after construction of […]
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The decision to eliminate visas for Colombians traveling to Mexico was postponed according to diner.com. The measure, due to come into effect this November first, will not operate because the negotiations are not over between the foreign ministries of Colombia and Mexico. Through a statement issued by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, the […]
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A Nevada man suspected of helping a woman commit suicide in Mexico in 2009 has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for trying to smuggle a powerful sedative into the United States. Jeff Ostfeld of Las Vegas was sentenced Friday after pleading guilty last year to one count of importing a controlled substance. […]
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The staff currently to Municipal Traffic Police to address the issues of roads is insufficient, since nothing else has between 18 and 20 items per turn for the whole municipality The staff currently to Municipal Traffic Police to address the issues of roads is insufficient, since nothing else has between 18 and 20 items per […]
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In the colonies Ojocaliente and Villas of Our Lady of the Assumption, where in addition to the practice of torture by group children, have been detected in places where carried out clandestine, dog fighting, according to pagina24.com.mx. “It’s hard for us to intervene in these cases, since such practices as dog fighting come with drugs, […]
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Since the outbreak of salmonella in 2011 that rocked Mexican papaya industry, exporters were forced to reevaluate their standards to keep the industry afloat. As a response to the needs of industry, AC Proexport Papaya was created last September to join several levels of the production chain. The director of the association, Anebella Lopez Gaxiola, […]
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Outbreak of lice among children, the borough chief in Magdalena Contreras, Leticia Quezada Contreras, asked mothers and fathers more action hygiene and prevention. He explained that his administration is on alert to act as soon as you report this situation in any school and immediately coordinated with the Ministry of Health to respond immediately and […]
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Tulancingo. – Although the coffee harvest in the Otomí-Tepehua is coming, diseases and pests of plants of this grain are a concern for producers, because if not addressed in time can lead to large impacts in crops. According to specialists in the field, among the most common pests that attack the roots are moths. Read […]
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It’s a matter of days to get out the first shipment of pork to Japan, as has South Korea from the recent spring. This brings a huge business opportunity for pork producers and processing plants that meet the stringent quality requirements demanded by the Eastern country, said company director Gena Agricultural Peña Carlos Ramirez, who […]
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The high exposure of banks in the country’s state debt represents a potential risk in a scenario where federal resources are reduced mainly channeled those subnational governments, warned Mexico economist for Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-MLynch), Carlos Capistrán. Read Article
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Mexicorojo.mx reported – compared to last year’s figures, sexual abuse within the Metro Public System wagons grew 63.6 percent in 2012 in its monthly average Mexico City. – Sexual abuse within the Metro Public System cars grew 63.6 percent this year as a monthly average, compared with last year’s figures. From January to December 2011, […]
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Sipse.com reported that October 10 we reported that the National Center for Epidemiological Surveillance and Disease Control (Cenavece) reported Yucatan and Chiapas are among the four states with the highest incidence of dengue. In its weekly report, the instance dependent federal Health Ministry explained that in EW 40, the state with the highest incidence is […]
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Eluniversal.com.mx reported while dengue cases are down, Guerrero nationally and ranks fifth according to data from the Ministry of Health in the state so far this year has a record of 3000 176 patients sick DHF is classic and five deaths. The health secretary in the state, Alonso Lazaro Mazon said the Pan American Health […]
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(proceso.com.mx.) reported that- The alleged drug trafficker Sergio Asuad Oscar Otero, Mouse, who is considered one of the links of the Sinaloa cartel, was arrested by the National Police of Colombia. In an official statement reproduced on Saturday Notimex news agency, the corporation announced that Asuad Otero was a member of the Colombian cartel Norte […]
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proceso.com.mx reported the fourth body of another taxi driver was recovered in mass graves discovered in the town of Parres, Tlalpan delegation, informed the Attorney General of the Federal District (PGJDF). With the data we have provided two of the suspects who were arrested and are rooted, the Attorney Antikidnapping agents continue to search the […]
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informador.com.mx reported Before President Felipe Calderón began the fight against the drug cartels in 2006, secured the four thousand weapons, mostly handguns. Five years later, the proportion was reversed and in 2011 accounted for 65% of guns seized weapons. The total amount of arsenal found in the country increased eightfold during that time, less than […]
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Elmanana.com reported that Mexico imported weapons and ammunition of 56.9 million dollars $ 9 million from January to August, ie 49 percent more than the same period of 2011 and a 209 percent above the 2006 record, according to foreign trade statistics of the Bank of Mexico. This category includes everything from military-style weapons, guns, […]
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According to the information listed in the police report 24 hours, once approached by officers, said they were trying to enter the United States illegally by sea, and that one of the people interviewed said that the engine of the boat began to fail, so a man told them to get off and swim to […]
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Afntijuana.info reported that 70% of the patients seen at clinics in Tijuana dentists are from the United States, indicating that it is world class, considered the school’s vice president of dentists City, Mario Alberto Alfaro Lamas. At a press conference to announce the 17th edition of “Dental Update magno Congress,” Alfaro said Lamas tourist visits […]
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This year, voluntary donations were collected for 1,907 thousand firearms and explosive devices in the state, and received an unusual population of submarine torpedo and mortar, artifacts classified as war equipment, plus 144 grenades. Genaro García Castro, executive secretary of the State Board of Elections, said the closure of the 11 Donation Campaign and Firearms […]
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Unionjalisco.mx reported that China announced today that it will negotiate with Mexico a negotiated solution to the Latin American country’s demand for the alleged subsidies to Chinese textile producers. “China will respond appropriately to the call to resolve the dispute in accordance with the procedures of the WTO,” said Chinese Commerce Ministry. The announcement came […]
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Mothers of Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua started on a caravan in search of their children missing migrants in Mexico, the demonstration will go in 19 days approximately 4600 kilometers in 14 Mexican provinces. The march, which began yesterday in Guatemala tomorrow to enter Mexican territory. The Central American Mothers Caravan will consist of at least […]
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According to azstarnet.com, a father traveling with his two children was arrested Sunday by Border Patrol agents at the Douglas border entrance in Arizona. David J. Wise a Mexican national and a permanent resident of the United States was discovered to be in possession of about 100 pounds of Marijuana. His Volkswagen contained 108 packets […]
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Mexico-Archaeology Lavoz.com.ar reported that a group of Mexican researchers identified jaw bones found in the pre-Hispanic ruins of Teotihuacan as a race of wolf-dog that was apparently cross as a symbol of the city’s warriors. The National Institute of Anthropology and History said the jaw bones were found during excavations in 2004 and are the […]
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The billionaire cocaine business has a new competitor. The feared Mexican cartels have already organized the first rounds to break into the European market through Spain, a territory already conquered Colombian traffickers, with the help of its partners Galicians, for almost three decades. If symptoms were noted in 2007 that the best example of organized […]
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noroeste.com.mx repored that a little more than eight months after he was arrested, just started the process against the alleged perpetrator of the beating Canadian tourist Sheila Nabb. Jose Ramon Acosta Quintero, who was introduced by state authorities as responsible for having beaten a woman in an elevator of the Hotel Riu, on Friday January […]
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solqr.com.mx/ reported that an American tourist died while diving in the waters of Cozumel, apparently because of a fulminant heart attack, because the paramedics could not revive her, despite the efforts made to save his life. Lana E. Smith, tourist-origin, was killed while practicing snorkeling on the beach “Paradise”, located on the southern coastal area, […]
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In a gap in the municipality of Magdalena Valleys region of Jalisco state police secured 30 kilos of explosives, tactical gear and six vehicles, two armored.The commissioner of public safety entity, Fernando Andrade Vicencio, said the finding was recorded at mile 4 of a gap that leads from the municipal to the village San Simon. […]
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A study conducted at the National Institute of Respiratory Diseases revealed that addiction to snuff causes decreased libido. A study conducted at the National Institute of Respiratory Diseases (INER) found that young women who do not smoke are almost twice more sex than those who consume snuff, which implies that addiction decreases sexual encounters, and […]
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Gomez Palacio. – During the month of September, significantly increased cases of sexual abuse perpetrated against minors, as only a special unit for the care of women and children at risk under the Ministry of Protection and Roads in Gomez Palacio, reported nine cases either rape, molestation or lewd touching, ie an average of two […]
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The Sanitary District II reports that to date there has been no positive case of West Nile Virus in the city, said Alejandro Suarez epidemiologist of this dependence. “We are awaiting laboratory results National 18 suspected cases of this disease, 41 had probable of which 23 were negative; addition to monitoring and continue as staff […]
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Because of the great plague of lice invaded schools Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, last year implemented educational institutions operating inspection pupils.
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From November 2011 to September 2012, Baja California registered 848 women with cancer, 26 000 248 mammograms that have been made, this puts the State in ninth place nationally in incidence of this condition, despite prevention campaigns carried out to detect it early. José Guadalupe Bustamante Moreno, Secretary of Health in the State, said that […]
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A large cocaine seizure was recorded over the weekend at the San Ysidro port of entry when a man tried to smuggle the narcotics into the United States hidden in a propane tank. A 39 year old United States citizen, who had the tank strapped onto his Ford truck, was arrested after Customs and Border […]
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Elements of the Federal Police detained in Querétaro Hermosillo Noah Trujillo, aka “the Colt”, leader of the criminal group called “Line” operational arm “Juarez Cartel” Elements of the Federal Police detained in Querétaro Hermosillo Noah Trujillo, aka “the Colt”, identified as head of the Juarez Cartel square in Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua. According to intelligence reports […]
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This past weekend, a man who drank high levels of alcohol died in the bed of a Riu hotel room, his body was found bathed in talc and shaving foam. The deceased was identified as David Rodriguez Gonzalez, 41 years old, who was originally from Guadajalara, Jalisco, was staying in the room 5207 Nuevo Vallarta […]
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Staff from the Attorney General’s Office (PGR) said 35 000 400 records and films “Pirate” in street stalls delegations located in Cuauhtémoc, Benito Juarez and Coyoacán. The agency said in a statement that, according to research in action were also arrested four alleged responsible for distributing products protected by the Federal Copyright. Read Article
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An operation implemented by the State Preventive Police(PEP) in response to a complaint by the number Anonymous 089, resulted in the capture of the leader of a group of suspected drug dealers involved in the sale and distribution “crystal”, and three alleged criminals engaged the drug trade, between the seized during police intervention are firearms, […]
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Among the wounded were four minors According to noticias.univision.com, the toll of armed attack against a funeral attendees in Torreon, Coahuila, increased from seven to nine people plus the number of injured now is 22, local authorities reported. Police said the wounded included four children. The Attorney General of Coahuila (PGJC) reported that the ninth […]
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Following up on the information obtained to detect a trafficking network that operated in Ixtlahuaca, staff of the Ministry of Public Safety arrested Jesus Rafael Medina, 48 years old, said the leader of the organization. De Jesus Medina, had presentation order and location according to the criminal case 52/2012, as part of the research being […]
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The City of Eagle Pass International Bridge No. 2 located on 400 Garrison Street has been closed down today, Wednesday, September 26, 2012, at approximately 10:30 a.m. due to a bomb threat on the bridge. Federal and City of Eagle Pass officials decided to close down the International Bridge No. 2 after locating a suspicious […]
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Daniel John Nicholas was arrested yesterday Sinlaj community, the municipality of Santa Cruz Barillas, in the northwestern department of Huehuetenango, which is located 100 meters from the border with Mexico, according to the attorney general, Claudia Paz. The Guatemalan, known by the alias “El Mono” is an alleged leader of Los Zetas operating in Sinlaj […]
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TLALNEPANTLA, Mex. eluniversaledomex.mx reported total of 71 public transport drivers sanctioned for driving after consuming any drugs, 38 days of which began Toxicology Program Alcohol Detection and implemented by the Ministry of Transport of the state government. So far they have been applied to test three thousand 514 taxi drivers, vans, buses and public buses. […]
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eleconomista.com.mx reported the federal government will increase the number of elements of federal forces in areas of the country where you experience higher rates of violence, announced the Government Secretary Alejandro Poire. During a meeting of the Operational Coordination Group Piedras Negras, Coahuila, officials pledged that the federal government continue the fight against crime to […]
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Despite not being allowed the sale of gunpowder in any establishment in the city of Toluca, there are places that sell these products indiscriminately, being under twelve who are most at risk of burns from fireworks, so what Jesus said Flores Tapia, Director of Civil Defense and firefighters mexiquense capital. Read Article
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The Ministry of Public Security of the Federal District (SSPDF) deployed an operation in the Tlalpan area where two explosive devices were found in a building housing the offices of the Commission. According to information from Milenio TV attack on the offices of the parastatal had a white balance, though one managed to be detonated […]
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