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<p>Baja California has been brought forward into the national debate over gay marriage, after PAN Governor José Guadalupe Osuna Millán and his Jalisco counterpart decided to sue the Supreme Court claiming the same-sex unions legalized in Mexico City since March 4th are unconstitutional.</p>

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<p>Baja California ha entrado al a polémica nacional sobre los matrimonios gays, luego de que el gobernador panista José Guadalupe Osuna Millán y su homologo de Jalisco promovieran una demanda que busca no reconocer los matrimonios gays celebrados en el Distrito Federal a partir del 4 de marzo.</p>

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<p>Flashed around the world, the image of Luisa Maria Davila, mother of two of the Ciudad Juarez youths murdered in the now-infamous Villas de Salvarcar massacre last month, scolding Mexican President Felipe Calderon for long-running official indifference photographically captured the reality of a city now nearly destroyed by criminal violence.</p>

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Not too long ago, Dyviam Romay and David Luna were busy selling fine furnishings to second-home buying foreigners who were snatching up properties in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.

An internationally-known interior designer, Luna’s gift of creating culturally blended home environments kept local store manager Romay with plenty of things to do during the work-day. Then the bottom fell out from under the vacation home market, as well as tourism in general in Puerto Vallarta.

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Por Dagoberto Márquez

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<p>The guy was asleep in his room, no bodyguards around. Just before dawn an explosion was heard and over 50 masked police men entered his huge mansion in an exclusive neighborhood in quiet La Paz, Baja California Sur.</p>
<p>That was the way police arrested one of the most renowned from Tijuana.</p>