PRI senate caucus leader Manlio Fabio Beltrones called on President Felipe Calderón to engage in “open and fruitful” dialogue going beyond just criticisms back and forth … Beltrones said the aim is to find a new security strategy…
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Interior Secretary Francisco Blake Mora said that the meetings held as part of the Dialogue for Security sessions would allow for new agreements to be reached not only in security but also in other topics crucial to Mexico…
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PRI deputies leader Francisco Rojas lashed out at the government’s security and economic strategy saying that the government is sacrificing investment and employment because it is following a strategy of “financial discipline.” Senate political affairs board head Gustavo Madero said the country is being held hostage by groups that are backward thinking…
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One month before the nation’s Independence Bicentennial the remains of 14 heroes were taken to the National Palace where they were put on display…
At the ceremony President Felipe Calderón said dialogue and unity among Mexicans is crucial to build the Mexico that Independence fighters strove for… Also taking part in the event, Chief Supreme Court Justice Guillermo Ortiz Mayagoitia said that the war against crime must be within the rule of law at all times…
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A grenade exploded outside the Televisa Monterrey studio leaving no one hurt… On Saturday, a similar blast occurred outside Televisa in Matamoros…
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Six people were killed in different parts of the state of Guerrero… Meanwhile, in Oaxaca, authorities found eight corpses inside a van…
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This could be a crucial week for Mexicana de Aviación airline… Last Wednesday was the deadline for the company to pay around 900 million pesos it owes in fuel… Airlines like Aviacsa were grounded when they failed to pay their fuel debts…
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Federal District Public Works secretary Fernando Aboiti announced that work on the final sections of the second level freeways over the Periférico would begin in late September or early October.
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Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iñiguez accused Supreme Court justices and the mayor of Mexico City of following orders from international organizations with regard to same sex marriages… Iñiguez so far as saying that they were being paid money to approve same-sex marriages…
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Like your new page layout.
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It was beginning to look like " Mexico Last Week"!
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