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Mexican government push right buttons: Calderon proposes plan against money laundering. »

MEXICO CITY – President Felipe Calderon proposed sweeping new measures Thursday to crack down on the cash smuggling and money laundering that allow Mexican cartels to use billions in…

2010 Aug 27 / Comments Off / Read More »

“Flying” laser weapon destroys missiles. »

An intercept test of a missile-destroying laser aboard a converted Boeing Co 747 aircraft has been postponed for a fourth time because of technical problems, the Pentagon’s…

2010 Aug 24 / Comments Off / Read More »

Operation Without Borders: Businessmen financed and laundered drugs trafficking in areas of Rio de Janeiro. »

The six businessmen accused of involvement with drug trafficking in the north of Rio de Janeiro, were presented on Thursday by the Civil Police in the auditorium of the 5th SD…

2010 Aug 23 / Comments Off / Read More »
POLITICS

White Collar Crime: former guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo on trial for stealing public funds. »

Former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo has gone on trial on charges of embezzling millions of dollars in public …

2010 Sep 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Brazil Elections: Last poll show Dilma Rousseff reached 51%. »

Brazilian ruling party candidate Dilma Rousseff opened a 24-percentage point lead over her main presidential rival in an opinion…

2010 Aug 28 / Comments Off / Read More »

Last Poll: Chavez’s popularity is going down in Venezuela. »

President Hugo Chavez’s allies launched their campaigns Wednesday for crucial congressional elections that come just as recession, crime and…

2010 Aug 25 / Comments Off / Read More »

Unheard! The narco guerrillas FARC wants to meet all southamerican Presidents in a Summit of UNASUR. »

Chavez want to give political credibility to FARC. Before the last summit of the UNASUR (Union of South American Nations) …

2010 Aug 23 / Comments Off / Read More »
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Security Issues

Colombia´s new President Santos step up actions against terrorists FARC and ELN »

The new Colombian president, Juan Manuel Santos, is vowing to step up his predecessor’s military crackdown against leftist rebels, following an attack this week that left 14 police officers dead. President Santos met Friday with top generals in the southern state of Caqueta,…

2010 Sep 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Cuban smugglers working with drug cartels abducted six cubans, lately rescued. »

Mexican authorities have rescued six undocumented Cuban migrants who had been held for ransom for a month in Cancun, a vacation hotspot on the nation’s Yucatan Peninsula, the state-run Notimex news agency reported Wednesday. The abductors, who were not apprehended in Tuesday…

2010 Sep 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Terrorist threats: U.S. supports more research on detection of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). »

HAWTHORNE, Calif., Aug. 31  — Research into detecting nuclear and other materials with potential for use in weapons of mass destruction received more pledges of government support after a Californian security electronics firm received contracts worth up to $12 million for…

2010 Sep 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Homeland Security use unmmaned aircrafts -drones- to protect U.S.-Mexico Border »

The use of unmmaned aircraft -drones- and smaller aerial devices (as used in Afganistán) could be the future for the protection of any american country´s territorial waters and borders, without bigger expenses in border personnel. Tomorrow the Department of Homeland Security will be…

2010 Sep 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Drugs Kingpin “La Barbie” arrested in Mexico, will be extradited to U.S. »

Federal police in Mexico today said they had captured an alleged drug gang kingpin who faces drug-trafficking charges in the US and has been blamed for a vicious turf war in central Mexico. The announcement came just hours after the government revealed that almost…

2010 Aug 31 / Comments Off / Read More »

Brazil and Bolivia fighting together drug trafficking at the Border. »

Bolivia and Brazil reinforced their fight against drug trafficking with a five-day joint-training drill, using mainly air force surveillance, according to a Saturday statement by the Bolivian air force and a report of the castrist news agency Prensa Latina. According to the source, the…

2010 Aug 28 / Comments Off / Read More »
WORLD

ETA terrorists suspend offensive armed actions in Spain.”Insufficient” says Madrid. »

Armed Basque separatist terrorist group Eta says it will not “carry out armed actions” in its campaign for independence. In a video obtained exclusively by the…

2010 Sep 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

White Collar Crime: former guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo on trial for stealing public funds. »

Former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo has gone on trial on charges of embezzling millions of dollars in public funds between 2000 and 2004. Mr…

2010 Sep 05 / Comments Off / Read More »

Cuban smugglers working with drug cartels abducted six cubans, lately rescued. »

Mexican authorities have rescued six undocumented Cuban migrants who had been held for ransom for a month in Cancun, a vacation hotspot on …

2010 Sep 03 / Comments Off / Read More »

Homeland Security use unmmaned aircrafts -drones- to protect U.S.-Mexico Border »

The use of unmmaned aircraft -drones- and smaller aerial devices (as used in Afganistán) could be the future for the protection of any american…

2010 Sep 03 / Comments Off / Read More »
NORTH AMERICA

Homeland Security use unmmaned aircrafts -drones- to protect U.S.-Mexico Border

The use of unmmaned aircraft -drones- and smaller aerial devices (as used in Afganistán) could be the future for the protection of any american country´s territorial waters and borders, without bigger expenses in border personnel.…

2010 Sep 03 / Read More »
SOUTH AMERICA

Brazil Elections: Last poll show Dilma Rousseff reached 51%.

Brazilian ruling party candidate Dilma Rousseff opened a 24-percentage point lead over her main presidential rival in an opinion poll on Saturday, staying on course win the October 3 election in the first…

2010 Aug 28 / Read More »
Spain

ETA terrorists suspend offensive armed actions in Spain.”Insufficient” says Madrid.

Armed Basque separatist terrorist group Eta says it will not “carry out armed actions” in its campaign for independence. In a video obtained exclusively by the BBC, the group said it took the decision several months…

2010 Sep 05 / Read More »
We heard...

President Obama extended sanctions against the “castrist” hostile regime in Cuba.

U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday announced the extension of sanctions on Cuba under the Trading With the Enemy Act, a move aimed at continuing the economic, trade and financial blockade of the island,…

2010 Sep 05 / Read More »
BLOGGERS OF THE AMERICAS

Minors Sexual Abuse: No one battles it as clearly as The Pope and The Catholic Church.

Vatican-  ”The Catholic Church, despite deformed image with which you want to represent, is the only ”institution that clearly has decided to conduct the battle against the sexual abuse of minors starting from the inside, ” Osservatore Romano…

2010 Mar 13 / Read More »
LIFE STYLE

Airport “shoe scanner” will ease travelers life at security checkpoints.

A company vying to sell airport shoe scanners has finished its “trial” at Indianapolis International, collecting results from 3,000 travelers who volunteered to try its machine in the lobby. Morpho Detection says its data-collection experiment, which ended…

2010 Aug 07 / Read More »
Sectors

“Flying” laser weapon destroys missiles.

An intercept test of a missile-destroying laser aboard a converted Boeing Co 747 aircraft has been postponed for a fourth time because of technical problems, the Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency said. “Troubleshooting indicates that…

2010 Aug 24 / Read More »
Sports

Breaking “aislationism”: Soccer/Football is growing in the United States.

The vuvuzelas have gone quiet, the national flags have been put away, and the cable sports networks are back to talking about baseball. But the World Cup in South Africa has left its mark on soccer…

2010 Jul 24 / Read More »
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