04Jun2023 | He’s Leading Mexico’s Probe of the Dirty War. Who’s Spying on Him? Washington Post An alleged hack is part of a mounting trove of evidence that civilians looking into human rights abuses by Mexico’s armed forces — including activists, journalists, even officials close to the president — are being targeted with malware. |
03Jun2023 | Mexico Imports Billions of Dollars of Goods Made ‘Under Slavery’ ESEuro Mexico not only has a high rate of forced labor among the countries of the Americas, it also bought from abroad 9.2 billion dollars of products made through “modern slavery” in 2022. |
02Jun2023 | Tourism Ministry Launches New “Kingdoms of Mexico” Program Mexico News Daily The Tourism Ministry recently introduced a new “Kingdoms of Mexico” (Reinos de México) program to recognize places in the country inspired by other regions of the world. |
01Jun2023 | President of Mexico Agrees to Make Peace With Cartels Latin Times President of Mexico Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he would support an agreement with the cartel to stop the bloodshed that has taken over the country. |
31May2023 | On Mexico-US Border, Fentanyl Poses Growing Hidden Danger France 24 Elena prepares a syringe of heroin, a drug she has been using for 20 years. Now, however, it is almost certain that it is mixed with fentanyl, a potentially lethal substance. |
30May2023 | Back in Mexico, ‘Earth Monster’ Sculpture Points to Ancient Beliefs Reuters "Earth Monster" was carved from volcanic rock sometime between 800-400 BC during the heyday of the Olmec civilization, one of Mexico’s earliest complex societies with sites mostly clustered around the country’s Gulf coast. |
29May2023 | The U.S. Is Unhappy That Mexico Is Spending Money on Its Own Citizens The Intercept The U.S. government is frustrated that Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is prioritizing social spending for the benefit of his people over addressing matters that are important to the U.S., according to an excerpt of a leaked top-secret intelligence document. |
28May2023 | Volcanic Eruptions in Mexico and Dangers of Fetishizing Natural Disasters Real News Networks When Mexico was hit by tragic earthquakes in 2017, the media showed sensationalist footage of buildings collapsing over and over, then the cameras left. Sadly, the same thing seems to be happening with coverage of the Popocatépetl volcano eruptions. |
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