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Argentina court ruling would allow personal use of pot

Argentina's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday it is unconstitutional to punish an adult for private use of marijuana as long as it doesn't harm anyone else.

Mexican midterm elections begin

Mexican voters headed to the polls Sunday for nationwide midterm elections, seen by many analysts as a referendum on Mexican President Felipe Calderon's performance.

Former Mexican president calls for legalizing marijuana

Former Mexican President Vicente Fox has joined three other ex-leaders of Latin American nations calling for the decriminalization of marijuana.

Obama heads to Mexico amid escalating drug violence

President Obama travels to Mexico on Thursday as the United States' neighbor to the south continues to wrestle with increasingly deadly drug wars.

Time.com: Mexican Towns Hit Hard by US Downturn

Communities that prospered on the remittances sent home by those who went north are now facing economic collapse

Argentine president calls for decriminalization of drug use

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner repeated her call this week to decriminalize personal drug use and crack down on traffickers and dealers.

Commentary: Take your share of responsibility for illegal immigration

A reader wrote in to complain about illegal immigration, not exactly a rare occurrence. He was concerned about his tax dollars paying for services for illegal immigrants.

Mexican President Felipe Calderon eyes the future

Felipe Calderon took the oath of office on December 1 as Mexico's president amid jeers and chaos in a divisive Mexican Congress and as protests erupted elsewhere in Mexico City.

Fortune: On the radar: What to watch in the weeks ahead

Return of the Big Mac attack?

Mexico Congress asks Ruiz to quit

The Mexican Congress has called on the embattled governor of Oaxaca state to step aside in a bid to restore order after five months of often violent protests that have paralyzed the state's capital city.

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