18Oct2014 | Kingpin of Criminal Gang Linked to Iguala Case Arrested in Mexico Prensa Latina The leader of a criminal gang suspected of conspiring with Mexican police to kill 43 missing students in the violent southwestern state of Guerrero has been detained, authorities say. |
18Oct2014 | The Perfect Dictatorship: A New Film That's Making Mexican Politicians Sweat Vocativ The latest movie from Luis Estrada, one of the country's most merciless critics, features murder and corrupt politicians. It's hitting a little too close to home for some people. |
18Oct2014 | Tropical Storm Trudy Threatens Southwestern Mexico with Torrential Rains Weather.com Tropical storm Trudy made landfall on Mexico's southern Pacific coast on Saturday, where it was expected to cause flash floods and mudslides before dissipating by Sunday. |
17Oct2014 | Guerrero State Mayor Sacked in Connection to Disappearance of 43 Students Al Jazeera Mexico’s Guerrero state Congress has approved the impeachment of the mayor of Iguala - accused of ties to organized crime and involvement in last month’s disappearance of 43 students - as protesters occupied more of the state’s town halls calling for justice. |
17Oct2014 | Cruise Ship Carrying Ebola-Risk Passenger Heads Home Early After Mexico Denies Port Entry The Associated Press Carnival Cruise Lines issued a statement Friday that the ship Carnival Magic was returning to Galveston after failing to receive clearance from Mexican authorities to dock in the port of Cozumel. |
17Oct2014 | PRD Senators Demand Investigation Into Party Mayors and Governors The News Democratic Revolution Party senators demanded National PRD President Carlos Navarrete Ruiz to investigate the possible involvement of PRD mayors and governors with organized crime and drug traffickers. |
17Oct2014 | Amnesty: Mexico's Release of Tortured Prisoner of Conscience Comes Years Too Late Amnesty International Prisoner of conscience and torture victim Angel Colon has been released from prison after five years in pre-trial detention, in a move that is welcome but long overdue, says Amnesty International. |
17Oct2014 | Mexican Priests Are 'Most Persecuted in the World' Christian Today The Vatican says Mexico is the country with the highest number of attacks on Catholic religious leaders in the world. |
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