++ As he launched the new Federal Police Intelligence Center Public Security Secretary Genaro García Luna said that Mexico can no longer continue with obsolete mechanisms to combat crime. The Federal Police Intelligence Center will gather together all information from the Mexico Platform… It will have a national security list that will include names and profiles of each and every criminal organization in the country.
++ President Felipe Calderón said that kidnapping rates in Mexico are dropping since authorities have destroyed some of the most dangerous kidnap gangs. Mexico City´s Attorney General Miguel Ángel Mancera said the kidnapping rate in Mexico City has dropped by 40 percent.
++ The ALIA 2 Foundation reported that Mexico is the country with the most hits on child pornography websites on the Internet, followed by Spain, the United States and Argentina.
The World Bank approved a 1.504 million dollar loan for Mexico aimed at helping economic policies, including fiscal and labor.
++ The Senate Governance and Legislative Studies committees rejected the presidential proposal to have the Tourism, Agrarian Reform and Public Office secretariats be dismantled.
++ The peso strengthened to its highest rate in three months closing at 13.05 pesos per dollar at the selling rate and 12.55 pesos per dollar at the buying rate.
++ The third survey on consumption practices related to pirated goods and services found that 88 percent of all Mexicans buy pirated products.
++ The Supreme Court has limited the Communications and Transportation Secretariats attributions regarding radio broadcasting… The court ruled the secretariat has no jurisdiction assigning radio broadcast frequencies.
++ The Health Secretariat said that the vaccine against A H1N1 influenza being acquired by Mexican authorities is different from a vaccine being applied in Canada that has caused allergic reactions.
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