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FILTER RESULTS ►President Peña Nieto signs law to reform Mexican telecom industry
Potentially drastic changes will be made to increase competition among communications companies Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has signed into law some pretty strong legislation that aims to cut down on the monopolistic practices of telecom companies in the country. Show More Summary
Xi Jinping in Mexico: “Relaunching” a Relationship
Chinese President Xi Jinping is meeting with his Mexican counterpart Enrique Peña Nieto on June 4, part of Xi’s first official trip to the Western Hemisphere. The visit has been billed as a chance to “relaunch” the countries’ relations...Show More Summary
Mexico sends General to fight drug war
WASHINGTON — Mexico’s ongoing drug war with the cartels has reached a new point: the Mexican government is sending an army general to fight the drug cartels. Reuters reports that current President Enrique Pena Nieto’s new security strategy is to put army generals in charge of anti-drug efforts. In the bloody and violent state of Michoacan, Gen. Alberto [...]
Dolphin protection, tuna catch in conflict for U.S., Mexico
When President Obama dined with Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto this month at the Mexican leader’s official residence, the meal started with “laminas de atun,” thin slices of tuna. The appetizer was not a surprising choice. Mexico has tried to get its yellowfin tuna on American plates for decades. Show More Summary
The mysterious 'third hand'
The office of President Enrique Pena Nieto sent out the above photograph among the many photos that it moved during the visit of President Barack Obama on Thursday and Friday. It looks like an ordinary news photo until you look closely at the handshake. A mysterious "third hand" is there....
The unmentionables
A SENSE has emerged in the American media during President Obama’s visit to Mexico on May 2nd and 3rd that he and his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Peña Nieto, are skirting the most controversial (read important) issue in the relationship: drugs and violence. Show More Summary
Obama Budget Contains Mexico Border Crossing Tax Proposal
Among the issues Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto may wish to discuss with President Barack Obama during his Mexico visit is little-noticed border crossing tax language tucked inside Obama’s 2014 budget. “Buried deep in the section...Show More Summary
Was it 'happy talk' on Mexico?
President Barack Obama has just left Mexico City after a little less than 24 hours in the city. He spoke publicly on two occasions and held two private sessions with President Enrique Pena Nieto, including a working dinner Thursday night. In his public remarks, Obama was quite effusive about changes...
Legalize Marijuana and Other Ways U.S.-Mexico Can Win Drug War
There was a lot of drug-war hand-wringing in the U.S. leading up to President Barack Obama’s visit to Mexico this week. That’s because Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is in change-the-conversation mode: he wants the world, especially...Show More Summary
OBAMA IN MEXICO: GOOD CHANCE IMMIGRATION BILL WILL PASS
President said during a joint press conference with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto that he likes the odds of Congress passing an immigration bill this year. Obama said that the bill crafted by the so-called Gang of Eight is not the exact bill he would have written, but is ”a great place to start.”
Obama in Mexico to discuss economic rise
Drug policy and immigration reform also on the agenda for talks between Obama and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.
Statement: U.S., Mexico Stress Greater Cooperation
President Barack Obama met Thursday with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, and the White House released a joint U.S.-Mexico statement on their meeting. Here is the text of the statement:
WATCH LIVE: Obama And Mexican President Peña Nieto Joint Press Conference
President Obama will hold a joint press conference from Mexico City with President Enrique Peña Nieto beginning at approximately 5:10pm ET. Obama arrived in Mexico City Thursday morning for a trip that is expected to focus on economic trade and immigration issues.
Mexico: Activists Urge Obama to Speak Out on Human Rights Abuses
U.S. President Barack Obama and his Mexican colleague, Enrique Peña Nieto, are expected to discuss topics including immigration, security and bilateral trade when they meet later today. Human rights activists hope that both leaders will also focus on human rights abuses that have increasingly taking place in Mexico. Show More Summary
Obama Departs on Mexico Trip
President Barack Obama departed for Mexico Thursday morning, setting off for a meeting with his counterpart Enrique Peña Nieto. The trip is expected to focus on trade, economic growth and immigration.
Rayman Legends going mad
Ubisoft released a video walkthrough of Mariachi Madness, one of the crazy levels included in Rayman Legends. A small taste of Mexico just in time for Obama's visit to Enrique Pena Nieto, but it's very unlikely Michel Ancel's game will deal with such themes as illegal immigration and drug cartels. But after all, who knows?
Drugs Provide No High at Mexico Summit
Screen grab of Mexican flagPresident Barack Obama and his Mexican counterpart Enrique Pena Nieto may have hoped that drugs and violence would not grab most of the headlines of their Thursday summit in Mexico City. But events may be....
Wait, the U.S. is making Mexican security officials take polygraph tests?
Fraying cooperation in the drug war will surely be top of mind as President Obama meets with his counterpart Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico this week. And perhaps nothing encapsulates Mexico's growing impatience with America's heavy-handed approach to combating drug trafficking than this nugget from a New York Times report on Tuesday. Show More Summary
Watch Out USA: Mexico Has its Own Asia Pivot Plan
When President Barack Obama sits down with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto tomorrow, the topic of Asia is likely to be lurking in the background. That’s because Peña Nieto has made diversifying Mexico’s trading partners to reduce dependency on the U.S. Show More Summary
Daily Headlines: April 24, 2013
Mexico: President Enrique Peña Nieto’s push for major reform in areas such as banking, telecommunications, and oil production could be in jeopardy partly due to allegations of vote buying by the ruling party. Latin America: Over 1800...Show More Summary
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