23May2017 | 22-Year-Old Runner from Chihuahua Wins 50km Race Wearing Only Sandals IBTimes Maria Lorena Lorena, considered as one of the fastest long-distance runners from the Tarahumara indigenous community in Chihuahua, defeated 500 other runners from 12 countries that participated. |
23May2017 | Mexico, Canada Brace for Upcoming Renegotiation Talks With US Over NAFTA CGTN America The future of Mexico’s trade pact with the US and Canada, has been in question since Donald Trump took power- and now Mexico is preparing for renegotiations and to defend its interests. |
23May2017 | Meet the Alliance Managing Mexico’s Mayan Rainforest Periodismo de Barrio Over the past 25 years, more than 80 percent of the country’s temperate and tropical forests have been managed by rural communities and indigenous populations. |
23May2017 | Indigenous Huicholes Community Leader Slain with Brother in Jalisco teleSUR An Indigenous community leader in Mexico has been assassinated alongside his brother, as the country’s human rights situation continues to spark national and international alarm. |
22May2017 | Scapegoated by Trump, Central American Migrants Turn to Mexico for Asylum Al Jazeera Hundreds of thousands of people from Central American have fled the violence, setting their sights on getting into the US. But with the Trump administration’s tough stance on immigration, many are increasingly looking to Mexico instead. |
22May2017 | NarcoState: In Mexico’s Drug War, Organized Crime Governs and Controls the Territory Proceso What can be done in the face of a corrupt authority or one that is a part of the criminal group that governs the municipality or state? |
22May2017 | What Could a Mysterious Spy for the United States Know About the JFK Assassination? Politico Magazine John F. Kennedy buffs are awaiting the release of documents about June Cobb, a little-known CIA operative working in Cuba and Mexico around the time of the president’s assassination. |
22May2017 | Human Rights Commission to Probe US Border Patrol Over Killing of Mexican Father Democracy Now! The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington, D.C., has agreed to open a case against the U.S. government for the murder and cover-up of Anastasio Hernandez Rojas, who was killed by border agents seven years ago. |
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