Mexico's attorney general called for Congress to study...

Mexico's attorney general called for Congress to study reinstituting the death penalty in the country, a day after hundreds of thousands of Mexicans filled the streets of Mexico City to protest a rising tide of kidnappings, theft and corruption. Many of those protesting carried signs calling for the death penalty. "The mandate of society should be addressed and go to Congress," Attorney General Rafael Macedo de la Concha said at a graduation ceremony for 275 agents of the Federal Agency of Investigation, Mexico's FBI. "The death penalty should be seriously analyzed."