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Weighty coin will cost a ton

Weighty coin will cost a ton

The Banco de Mexico  has issued a one-kilogram commemorative gold coin that concludes its Independence Bicentennial numismatic program.

US Attorney General cleared by ‘Fast and Furious’ report

Two U.S. Justice Department officials were forced to step down on Wednesday when the Inspector General made public the findings of a 19-month investigation into the botched “Operation Fast and Furious.”

Labor law reform: vital for progress, president argues

President Felipe Calderon has presented Congress’ lower house with a bill proposing significant changes to Mexico’s outdated labor law that he says will complete the country’s transformation to a more competitive and modern economy.

Hasta luego! 132 inmates escape by walking out of jail’s front door

Contrary to widespread reports, 132 inmates did not tunnel out of a Coahuila prison on Monday – they simply walked out the front door.

Bishops call for religion in public education

With Mexico in a state of “national emergency,” the Mexican Episcopal (Catholic) Conference (CEM) called this week for public schools to give religious education classes in order to restore a sense of morality to the country’s youth.

Patriotic festivities overshadowed by weather, protests and sports

Patriotic festivities overshadowed by weather, protests and sports

Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations on Saturday night were overshadowed by a potent cocktail of torrential rain, political unrest and boxing.

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