10Oct2014 | New Film: Desperate Journey - American Odysseys IRIN Fleeing violence and poverty, hundreds of Central Americans cross the US-Mexico border into Texas every day. The journey north is dangerous and gruelling. This film explores the stories of those involved in this tragedy. |
10Oct2014 | Mexico City in Final Stage of the New Seven Wonder Cities of the World Contest Digital Journal Mexico City is among the 14 cities on the New Seven Wonder Cities contest, which will take the choice of millions of citizens of the world who will select the cities they consider as the new wonders on the planet. |
10Oct2014 | Teachers Declare Indefinite Strike to Demand Justice for Missing Students in Guerrero CubaSi Teachers with the National Coordination of Education Workers (CNTE) declared an indefinite strike on Thursday to demand justice for the missing students in Guerrero. |
10Oct2014 | Pena Nieto on Mexico Indigenous Rights: Praise Abroad, Protest at Home CIP Americas Following the UN World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, Mexican indigenous leaders accused President Enrique Pena Nieto of portraying himself as a champion of indigenous rights in the international forum while violating them at home. |
10Oct2014 | No Islamic State Fighters Entering US from Mexico, Homeland Security Says McClatchy The Department of Homeland Security is trying to shoot down reports that terrorist fighters are operating in Mexico and that some already have been caught attempting to cross the United States’ southern border. |
10Oct2014 | Vicente Carrillo Captured: Mexican Cops Bust Second Major Drug Lord in One Month Reuters Mexico has captured the leader of the once-feared Juarez Cartel, the second drug kingpin to fall in just over a week. |
09Oct2014 | Authorities Affirm Major Drop in Central American Migrants Crossing Mexico Television del Sur Mexico’s Interior Secretary claims that during the July-September quarter of 2014, adult migration of undocumented Hondurans reported a decrease of 43 percent compared to numbers recorded in June. |
09Oct2014 | Reporter Kidnapped and Threatened for Planning to Cover Puebla Peace March Reporters Without Borders Reporter Miguel Ortega Bonilla is requesting protection for himself and his family after being threatened and abducted for several hours in Teziutlan, in the central state of Puebla. |
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