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  • Iran-Mexico reach agreement on creating joint economic commission (Islamic Republic News Agency)

    Iran - Mexico - Joint Commission Iran and Mexico reached an agreement to set up a joint economic commission next year. In a meeting between Iran's new Ambassador to Mexico Mohammad Hassan Qadiri-Abyaneh with Mexican Deputy Foreign Minister Lurdes de Aranda the agreement was achieved.


  • Mexico City targets bad drivers, dirty cops (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

    Seeking to crack down on widespread chaos and corruption on the streets, Mexico City on Friday introduced tougher traffic laws and incentives for police to stop accepting bribes.


  • University of New Mexico rents out bike lockers for those who ride to campus (Albuquerque Tribune)

    Forget dilapidated textbooks and homemade sack lunches. University of New Mexico Parking and Transportation Services is monitoring how students, staff and faculty are responding to lockers they can stuff with something a little larger and more mobile.


  • Thunderstorms in Mexico kill 7 stressed kangaroos (Deepika)

    MEXICO CITY, July 21 (Reuters) Violent thunderstorms have driven seven distressed kangaroos to death at a Mexican zoo, say veterinarians who are now pampering the remaining three mothers and their babies.


  • Thunderstorms in Mexico kill 7 stressed kangaroos (AlertNet)

    Source: Reuters By Noel Randewich MEXICO CITY, July 21 (Reuters) - Violent thunderstorms have driven seven distressed kangaroos to death at a Mexican zoo, say veterinarians who are now pampering the remaining three ...


  • School trustees appoint man who wanted to charge Mexico (San Diego Union-Tribune)

    ANAHEIM, 3:21 a.m. July 21 (AP): Anaheim schools trustees have appointed to their board a man voters tossed off the school board in 2002 after he proposed billing Mexico for educating illegal immigrants.


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