24Jul2015 | Guilty Verdict for 5 Men in Abductions, Murders of 11 Juarez Women Fronteras Desk A high-profile trial in the Mexican border city of Juarez ended last weekend in a guilty verdict for five men accused of sex trafficking and murder. |
24Jul2015 | Low Mexican Peso Brings Pain for Some Businesses, Gain for Others JTW The drop in the value of the Mexican peso - trading this week at around 16 to the dollar - is boosting exports and tourism, but it is also harming local businesses. |
24Jul2015 | 'I Love Hispanics, and They Love Me' Touts Trump at Mexico Border Visit The Wall Street Journal Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump paid a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border on Thursday and spoke about winning the Hispanic vote, border control and Hillary Clinton. |
24Jul2015 | Handbook Highlights International Laws Protecting Journalists' Rights to Freedom of Speech Reporters Without Borders An innovative handbook aims to become the ultimate tool for journalists and bloggers worldwide seeking guidance on the international legal framework protecting their rights to freedom of expression. |
24Jul2015 | Damning Report on Missing Ayotzinapa Students Says 'Justice Neglected' Reuters An independent Mexican commission said it found serious flaws in an investigation into the apparent massacre of 43 students last year, dealing a fresh blow to President Enrique Pena Nieto over a scandal that has battered his administration. |
23Jul2015 | El Chapo: World's Most Wanted Drug Lord or Mexico's Most Revered Outlaw Hero? Al Jazeera As the Mexican government tries to recapture Joaquin Guzman, some in his home state of Sinaloa see him as their savior. |
23Jul2015 | Despite Grave Human Rights Abuses in Mexico, US State Department Aid Keeps Flowing The Huffington Post The latest report describes grave human rights conditions in Mexico, including abuses committed by government agents, use of torture, poorly investigated disappearances, and widespread impunity. |
23Jul2015 | OPDOP Survey Reflects Shifting Drug Trafficking Dynamics in Latin America InSight Crime An investigation conducted by a non-governmental organization into perceptions of drug activity in Latin America reflects changing patterns in trafficking routes and consumption habits, as well as evolving opinions on drug policy. |
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