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  • U.S. sued for deporting citizen to Mexico (UPI)

    The Los Angeles family of a developmentally challenged man is suing the U.S. government for allegedly deporting him and claims he's lost somewhere in Mexico.


  • Crooked Cops Weaken Mexico's War on Drugs (NPR)

    Even as Mexico intensifies its war on drugs, law officers undermine the effort by taking bribes from drug cartels. It starts when a detainee offers a large amount of money to a law officer. Once accepted, the official slowly becomes a part of the mafia.


  • DaimlerChrysler Financial Services Expands Call Center Operations to Serve Hispanic Customers in Mexico and the United ... (The Auto Channel)

    MONTERREY, Mexico, June 4 -- DaimlerChrysler Financial Services expanded operations of its newly-established Spanish Americas Contact Center (SACC) in Monterrey, Mexico, to include Hispanic customers in both Mexico and the United States, the company announced today.


  • Mexico: 3 Detained in Logging Raid (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

    Mexican police and soldiers arrested three men Monday during an operation to fight illegal logging in a mountain region south of Mexico City where an environmentalist was killed last month.


  • Mexico's Bonds, Peso Fall on Outlook for Higher Global Rates (Bloomberg.com)

    June 12 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico's peso had its biggest one- day decline in almost nine months on concern accelerating global inflation will prompt central banks to boost lending rates, curbing demand for riskier assets.


  • Military Aid to Mexico and Columbia (CNN.com)

    Here are some facts from tonight's broadcast that you might find interesting. ? U.S. Military Aid to Mexico 2007: $59 million ? U.S. Military Aid to Columbia 2007: $585 million Sources: Center for International Policy: Facts Center for International Policy: "Below the Radar"


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