26Jan2013 | Calls Grow for Legal Recognition of Vigilantes in the State of Guerrero InSight Some officials are calling for the legal recognition of vigilante groups active in the southwestern state of Guerrero, suggesting increasing frustration with the local police and government's tactics to battle organized crime. |
26Jan2013 | 'They Know They are Not Alone': Anti-Mining Activists Connect-the-Dots in Oaxaca, Mexico rabble.ca Between January 17th and 20th, nearly 500 activists from across Mexico, Central America and beyond, gathered in the Mexican mountain town of Capulalpam de Méndez, Oaxaca, to support a growing tide of resistance to the human and environmental impacts of the extractive industries in the region. |
26Jan2013 | Anti-Semitic Twitter Hashtag Trends in Mexico Causes Uproar in Jewish Community ABC/Univision In Mexico, a Twitter 'trending topic' has caused an uproar in the local Jewish community for its anti-Semitic content. |
25Jan2013 | Suspects in Mexico to Get Miranda-style Warnings, Consular Assistance and Translators Associated Press Reading suspects their rights is something most Mexicans have only seen in American movies. But authorities say they are starting a program to require police to read suspects their rights or risk letting them go free. |
25Jan2013 | Facing Historic Debt Mexico Announces New Indigenous Dialogue Commission Indian Country Today The Mexican Government recently announced the formation of a Commission for Dialogue with the Indigenous Peoples of Mexico, to “deal with the historic debt†the country owed to indigenous communities and to create an entity that would maintain a permanent dialogue with the communities. |
25Jan2013 | As Mexico's Traffickers Ship Drugs North, They Leave Addicts in Their Wake The Christian Science Monitor Exponential growth in the trafficking of drugs through Mexico – destined for the large consumer market to the north – is leaving a growing number of addicts in its wake. |
25Jan2013 | Fine Line Between Victim and Perpetrator for the Women of Mexico's Drug War The Atlantic War is complex. Sometimes there are obvious victims and clear perpetrators. One good. One evil. Black. White. But more often, participants in a war fall into a hazy middle category: They have committed crimes and suffered from them; inflicted wounds and salved their own. |
25Jan2013 | Canada-Mexico Guest Worker Program Touted as Model for US to Replicate Fox News Latino Canada has had a guest worker program with Mexico since 1974. Though it’s not without critics, it’s generally hailed as well organized and worthy of being replicated. |
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