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the news . Is there any indication that this was an event of lasting importance, not just a news headline? VQuakr (talk ) 06:30, 7 September 2011 (UTC) [ reply ]
here. Also, international news is usualy not just "news" as per NOT#NEWS. jorgenev 06:46, 7 September 2011 (UTC) [ reply ] WP:CONTINUEDCOVERAGE . →Σ τ c 01:47, 20 November 2011 (UTC) [ reply ]
"Twitteros presos en Veracruz por 'terrorismo'". El Economista Rodrigo Soberanes. "Auto de formal prisión por terrorismo a 2 usuarios de Twitter en Veracruz". CNN en Español
Daniel Hernandez. "Terrorism charges for 2 in Mexico who spread attack rumor on Twitter, Facebook". Los Angeles Times
"Mexicans Face Terror Charges for Internet Postings". Fox News "'Twitter terrorists' face 30 years after being charged in Mexico". The Guardian Mark Stevenson. "2 Mexicans deny terrorism, face 30 years for tweet". Houston Chronicle
Dean Wilson. "Two Mexicans face up to 30 years in prison for 'terrorist' tweets". The Inquirer
Dan Walker Smith. "Mexico’s ‘Twitter Terrorists’ Face 30 Years’ Jail Pair On Trial for Inciting Mass Panic". AdWeek
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Leslie Horn. "Twitter Users in Mexico Accused of Terrorism for Spreading Rumors of Attack". PC Magazine
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Ian Gordon. "Mexican "Twitter Terrorists" Could Face 30 Years in Prison". Mother Jones
Daniel Hernandez. "Veracruz proposes lesser charges for Twitter terrorism suspects". Los Angeles Times
Julio Argumedo and Rodrigo Soberanes. "New law could lessen sentence in Mexico Twitter 'terrorism' case". CNN
"Twitter 'terror' charges dropped in eastern Mexico". CNN Tracy Wilkinson. "'Twitter terrorists' freed in Mexico, charges dropped". Los Angeles Times
Patrick Rucker. "Mexico "Twitter terrorists" freed: attorney". Yahoo! News
"'Twitter-террористов' из Мексики выпустили на свободу". Lenta.Ru "MEXICO: GEEN AANKLACHT WEGENS BERICHTEN OP SOCIALE NETWERKEN". Amnesty International "Cómo volverte estrella de la política en Twitter (con un solo tuit)". ADBPolitico , 14 November 2011.—Northamerica1000 (talk) 06:28, 25 November 2011 (UTC) [ reply ] 
