19Aug2015 | The Mexican Government Is Being Forced to Reveal Its Most Wanted Criminals El Daily Post A resolution passed this week by the nation’s top transparency institute required the Pena Nieto administration to reveal who the top-priority targets are. When it does, the public will be in a better position to evaluate its government’s security efforts. |
19Aug2015 | For Mexicans, the Donald Trump Candidacy Is Getting Scarier Every Day The Washington Post As Trump published his immigration proposals this week, Mexicans expressed growing concern about his bid for the Republican nomination. |
19Aug2015 | Vast Hauls of Seized Drugs Incinerated by Authorities Across Mexico The Telegraph Authorities in Mexico burned almost 308,000 pounds of seized drugs during a number of incinerations across the country. |
19Aug2015 | World Humanitarian Day: Let's All Make a Greater Commitment to Life-Saving Action The Guardian It’s a day to pay tribute to those who help the world’s most vulnerable people and to redouble efforts to provide emergency aid to global victims of crises. We applaud the very best of humanity. |
18Aug2015 | Mexico Sees First Conviction of Soldier in Forced Disappearance of Civilian The Associated Press A judge in Mexico has handed down the first conviction ever of a Mexican soldier for the disappearance of a civilian. Mexico's Federal Judiciary Council announced the verdict Tuesday. |
18Aug2015 | Impunity Is Tie That Binds Tlatlaya Massacre, Missing Students and Chapo's Escape Sin Embargo The escape of the Sinaloan cartel leader Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman, the massacre at Tlatlaya, and the disappearance of 43 students from a rural teachers’ college in Ayotzinapa have two sinister elements in common: impunity and total disregard for the law. |
18Aug2015 | Former Governor Beltrones Elected Chairman of Mexico's Ruling Party Agencia EFE Former Sonora governor Manlio Fabio Beltrones, who was running unopposed, has been elected the new chairman of Mexico's governing Institutional Revolutionary Party. |
18Aug2015 | The Mysticism of Mexico's Huichol People Television del Sur Man was created out of the Pacific Ocean, emerging as a little worm. That’s according to the Huichol people, whose annual and ritualistic 385-mile journey to Wirikuta, a sacred site high in the Mexican mountains, was captured by filmmaker Nicolas Echevarria. |
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