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House of Deputies pass watered down labor reform bill
The bill includes new recruitment methods with hourly wages for work, seasonal employment, and trial contracts and initial training.
INEGI says over 90% of Crimes not Reported
63.2% of the victims said they did not report the crime because it would have been a waste of time.
Unions Reject Privatization of Sinaloa Public Services
The fierce reaction from union leaders of Sinaloa’s municipalities came after learning the intentions contained in the proposal.
Armed men raid shrimp boat
The shrimp boat crew members were not injured, but were stripped of communication equipment and cellular phones.
Pemex to spend $1 billion to upgrade fleet
Some 130 vessels would be renewed.
Committee OKs labor reform bill
Deputies of each political party set aside 261 of the original 1006 articles.
PRI Deputy says Pemex must operate like a business
Bernal Gutiérrez said that energy reforms should no longer rely on the concept of collecting tax revenue.
Atamsa Loses 25% of their Airport Taxi Drivers
A driver makes between 1,200 and 1,600 pesos every two weeks.
Newly Installed Pylons in Centro Can be Removed, says Mayor
The municipality has not done a traffic circulation study.
Shrimp boats return to port
Shrimp trawlers that were off the coast of Elota returned to their ports because of swells caused by tropical storm “Miriam.”
INEGI says almost half of seniors live in poverty
In the second quarter of this year 34.9% of México’s seniors are employed in the workforce
Mazatlán ranks No. 1 in bullying in schools
Mazatlán leads in youth violence followed by Los Mochis.
Strong quake forces tourists to flee hotels in México
A strong 6.2-magnitude earthquake rattled México’s Baja California peninsula Tuesday.
Over 100 teachers in Guerrero strike over inheriting their positions
In 2008 the “Alliance for Quality Education” removed the right of retiring teachers to either gift or sell their teaching positions.
Banks outsource 46% of their staff
Of the 42 banks operating in the country, 11 of them have almost 100 percent of their workers as subcontractors.