But Ms Hernández, a round-faced design student, is not drinking mojitos. She is drinking Duff Beer , the preferred beverage of Homer Simpson. Full Article at bookofjoe

A victim of one of Mexicos brutal drug gangs Two crises have deepened Americas anxieties over immigration since Congress tried to reform the law two years ago: the global recession and an outburst of murder and mayhem in northern Mexico. Full Article at City Journal

Lisboa, (EFE).- El ex presidente de México Vicente Fox el 29 de noviembre ser partidario de que el Ejército se retire de las calles mexicanas y que sea reemplazado por una policía nacional eficaz en la guerra contra la violencia, el narcotráfico y el... Full Article at Naples Daily News

ESTORIL, Portugal - Honduras should return ousted President Manuel Zelaya to power, leaders from Latin America, Spain and Portugal said at a summit Tuesday. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor

With additional resources devoted to interdiction efforts across Mexico, it is natural to expect an initial increase in the amounts of illicit materials (drugs, weapons, bulk cash, and other contraband) seized. Full Article at The Narco News Bulletin

DETROIT -- A new exhibit has opened at the Detroit Science Center with 36 accidental mummies that were found in Guanajuato, Mexico. Full Article at Associated Content

By HERB BOOTH Special contributor E-mail Herb Booth at herbvivsbcglobal.net for tips and items to include in this column. Juan Hernández would like to think he knew when he introduced Guanajuato Gov. Vicente Fox to Texas Gov. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

In later years Guanajuato took on other claims to fame: hometown of painter Diego Rivera, home of former president Vicente Fox, lively college town and host to a major arts festival each year. Full Article at International Business Times

Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Mexican President Felipe Calderon said employment rose in October from the previous month, the latest sign that the economy is recovering from its biggest contraction since the Great Depression. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico’s budget bill is a “Band- Aid” solution that won’t contribute to long-term economic growth and competitiveness, former President Vicente Fox said. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

Three years after he was gunned down by Oaxaca state security agents October 27th 2006 while filming a confrontation between activists and local police during the oft-violent campaign to oust tyrannical governor Ulisis Ruiz Ortiz (URO), a prominent... Full Article at Counterpunch

The border between Guatemala, Belize, and Mexico is an overlooked American security and human rights concern, despite serving as a crucial passageway linking South and Central America to America’s southern neighbor. Full Article at Center for Strategic and International Studies

Fox and Calderon are both members of the conservative National Action Party (PAN), and Calderon replaced Fox in the Mexican presidency in December 2006. Full Article at Drug War Chronicle

MEXICO -- El nuevo embajador de Venezuela en México sugirió el miércoles visitas recíprocas de los presidentes de los dos países como una señal de voluntad para reconstruir las relaciones. Full Article at Miami Herald

Ernesto Zedillo also proposed privatizing electricity in 1999. Full Article at The Narco News Bulletin

MEXICO, October 18 (RIA Novosti) - Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said his successor Felipe Calderon had failed to tackle drug trafficking and organized crime in the country. Full Article at RIA Novosti

With an historic 7-4 vote the Supreme Court of Mexico this week held responsible Governor Ulises Ruiz (URO) of Oaxaca for violations of human rights. Full Article at The Narco News Bulletin

LAS VEGAS -- Former President of Mexico, Vicente Fox, paid a visit to the Las Vegas Valley Wednesday. He toured the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health to learn more about the facility. Full Article at Fox 5 Las Vegas

Before a crowd of engineers gathered in La Quinta, former Mexican President Vicente Fox took a range of questions on global issues. The following are excerpts from his responses: What are your thoughts on legalizing drugs? I'm for it. Why? Full Article at MyDesert.com | The Desert Sun