MEXICO

Anonymous backs off threats against Mexican drug cartel

Anonymous Backs Off Threats Against Los Zetas After Release of Kidnapped Hacker

Anonymous has called off its feud with Mexican drug cartel Los Zetas following the return of one of its members, who was kidnapped by the Zetas during an Operation Paperstorm protest in Veracruz. The hacktivist group had vowed to launch a retaliatory attack of exposure of taxi drivers, journalists, and members of law enforcement working with the cartel today, November 5, unless the member was released. The member was freed over the weekend, but carried with him a warning from L...
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Anonymous Won't Expose Mexican Cartel's 'Servants'

Latin American members of the activist hacker group Anonymous called off a planned November 5 plan to expose people associated with the Zetas, Mexico's most violent drug cartel, according to the group's blog.
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Anonymous won't expose Mexican cartel's servants

Latin American members of the activist hacker group Anonymous called off a planned November 5 plan to expose people associated with the Zetas, Mexico's most violent drug cartel, according to the group's blog.
Prescription Drugs

Pradaxa Safe, Manufacturer Says

German drug maker Boehringer Ingelheim is defending its blood-thinner Pradaxa in the wake of reports that as many as 50 people have died because of the drug. Any blood thinning medication is potentially dangerous, but Pradaxa is under incresed scrutiny for several reasons.
Lionfish

Lionfish Invade the Gulf, Chefs Think of New Ways to Serve Them

The lionfish has invaded the Gulf Coast, making a cozy home in the seas of South Florida. Since the lionfish is not native to the area, in the Gulf Coast waters of South Florida, the lionfish has no natural predators. Hence, its population has skyrocketed. That is why the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has launched the Eat Sustainable, Eat Lionfish campaign to help curb this growth.
Dia de los Muertos

Dia de los Muertos 2011: A Stunning Look at Celebrations Around the World [PHOTOS]

Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a beautifully elaborate holiday celebrated in Mexico and other countries throughout the world to remember deceased loved ones. Family and friends gather each year on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 to pray for and remember those who have died. It is a Mexican National Holiday and is the country's largest celebration of the year.

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