26Feb2014 | Vigilantes in Mexico Continue to Fight the Cartels for Their Homeland The Source The capture of the infamous Joaquin “El Capo†Guzman didn’t happen in a vacuum, rather it has fallen in line with the citizenry’s drive to oust the stranglehold these criminals have on their country. |
26Feb2014 | Disjointed Land, Sea Interdiction Shows Political Nature of US Drug Policy InSight Crime While the United States is increasingly protecting its land borders from drug traffickers with robot technology, coast guard cutbacks are leaving sea lanes unprotected, illustrating the disjointed political nature of the US drug war. |
26Feb2014 | Venezuelans in Mexico to Protesters at Home: 'You Are Not Alone' Global Voices Venezuelans around the world who oppose their government have organized peaceful gatherings to make their voices heard and ensure local governments understand what their compatriots are living through. Mexico has been no exception. |
26Feb2014 | US Customs Consider Using Facial Recognition, Other Biometrics at US-Mexico Border KPBS Customs and Border Protection is considering using biometric technology like facial recognition software on travelers leaving the United States by land. |
26Feb2014 | Did Guzman Finance Pena Nieto's Campaign? DEA's Ex-Intelligence Director Thinks He Did Latin Times The US Drug Enforcement Administration issued a press release this week distancing itself from remarks made by ex-intelligence director Phil Jordan in an interview with Univision shortly after the arrest of Sinaloa cartel drug boss Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman over the weekend. |
26Feb2014 | 21.5 Billion Dollars Unaccounted During Ex-President Felipe Calderon Tenure Press TV In Mexico, new figures show that over 21 billion dollars was unaccounted for during the tenure of ex-president Felipe Calderon. |
26Feb2014 | Dr. Jose Mireles Returns to Michoacan as Spokesperson for Self-Defense Group Proceso Jose Mireles, former spokesperson for the area's self-defense groups, lamented that they have had problems and that some media are "demonizing" members of the self-defense groups. |
25Feb2014 | Cuban Festival Asks, 'Why Not a Beer or Cocktail With That Cigar?' Reuters Cuba's annual cigar festival is telling the world's cigar-smokers it is perfectly fine to enjoy a Havana with a beer or a vodka or a cocktail. |
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