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PRD obtains 1.6 million signatures on Energy Reform petition
If 2% of the electorate signs a petition calling for a binding referendum on an issue, the federal government must organize the referendum.
Mexican Senators back legalizing same-sex marriages
A group of México’s senators have proposed reforms which would allow same-sex couples to marry throughout México.
Drones to fly over Tijuana
The Mayor of Tijuana is preparing to buy several small, unmanned aircraft for the city, making Tijuana one of the first municipal governments in México to use drones.
Mexico’s deaf police force
Thisa pilot program is drawing intentional attention.
Woolly mammoth and sabre-toothed tiger side-by-side at exhibition
A woolly mammoth, dinosaurs and a sabre-toothed tiger feature in an amazing new exhibition in Mexico.
Suspects detained in Mexico over radioactive truck robbery
In Mexico police have detained six men suspected of stealing a truck carrying medical equipment, which included a radioactive element.
Vigilante groups take on Mexico cartels
.In the Western state of Michoacan, towns continue to join popular vigilante groups to defend themselves from the brutal Knights Templar cartel.
PAN lays out requirements for Energy Reform
Discussion of Energy Reform is expected to begin this coming Sunday.
México’s Supreme Court hears complaints against local bus companies
The plaintiffs argue that these actions by the bus companies violate the service standards required of the buses.
PROFECO fines six local hotels
Some of the hotels were fined for listing one price for private exhibit rooms and then saying all those were booked and only more expensive ones were available.
Price of gasoline increases for last time in 2013
This final increase for the year resulted in a year to date increase of 1.32 pesos or a 12.2% increase over the price of gasoline this time last year.
México’s level of poverty increased in 2012
México was the only country in Latin America where poverty increased from 2011 to 2012.
Mexicans migrating to U.S. drops significantly
This year only an estimated 180,000 will make the trek north.
Political Reform moves through Congress
On Wednesday the Senate passed reforms to the country’s political and electoral laws.
Supreme Court rules in favor of Yaqui tribe
The Yaqui tribe began a blockade of Highway 15 this past June.
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