17Apr2015 | Doc Explores Migrants' Limbo on Mexico Border Latin American Herald Tribune A new documentary explores the limbo in which Mexican and Central American migrants find themselves when they try to cross the border from Mexico into the United States and make a new life there, and how they then become the target of abuse, discrimination and exploitation. |
17Apr2015 | Congress Passes Law Expanding Reach of Freedom-of-Information Requests by Public Associated Press Mexico's Congress has approved freedom of information legislation that will allow public access to data from almost any entity that receives government funding. |
17Apr2015 | Notario Fraud Preys on Those Seeking Help with US Immigration Paperwork Cronkite News A common problem for immigrants is committed by individuals called notarios who falsely claim to have the qualifications to offer legal counsel or file paperwork related to immigration proceedings. |
16Apr2015 | Radioactive Material Stolen in Southern Mexico, 5 States Placed on Alert Wochit News Authorities in five Mexican states are on alert after thieves stole potentially deadly radioactive material earlier this week. |
16Apr2015 | Mexico Circuses Forced to Sell Tigers to Wealthy Drug Lords After Performing Animal Ban MailOnline A Mexico City circus is offering seven Siberian tigers and other big cats to the highest bidder, saying they would even sell their animals to a drug cartel boss if the price were right. |
16Apr2015 | Mexican Town Offering Tourists an Illegal Night Walk 'Border Crossing' Experience Sputnik News They try to sneak up across the American border late at night, hearing gunshots, and then they are met with US Border Patrol asking them to surrender, but that’s just for fun. |
16Apr2015 | In 2014, 4,000 High Value Homes Were Sold to Foreigners in Baja California Sur The Fulano Forum In 2014, AMPI recorded around 5,000 properties sold to foreigners and Mexicans, 4000 in Los Cabos, 500 in La Paz and 500 in Loreto. 70 percent were to Americans and Canadians, and the rest to nationals. |
16Apr2015 | Tensions Run High in Mexico as Migrants Face Off with Authorities in Annual March Reuters Scuffles in Mexico's Oaxaca state as migrants marching for their annual human rights protest clash with riot police amidst a crackdown on Central American citizens crossing overland towards the United States. |
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