07Apr2017 | Drive Through La Carrera Panamericana in 50 Minutes Road and Track Your ride during this challenging journey across the wilderness of Mexico is a 1962 Porsche 356B prepared by Benton Performance. |
07Apr2017 | Could Mexico Get Back Territory Lost to the US in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? The New York Times Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, the elder statesman of the Mexican left, is convinced that the Mexican government - especially given the need to confront Mr. Trump’s aggression - has a solid legal case. |
07Apr2017 | DarkPulse Technologies Proposes US-Mexico Border Wall Immune to Tampering, Attack KTAR.com An Arizona company has submitted a bid to help create a U.S.-Mexico border wall that is immune to both tampering and attacks. |
07Apr2017 | Human Rights Commission Says Final Count of Clandestine Graves Remain a Mystery The Associated Press The commission has recommended that national databases be compiled of clandestine graves and DNA samples from the bodies found, to try to match them with missing people. |
07Apr2017 | 'Americans' Voracious Appetite for Illicit Drugs' Is Fueling Illegal Immigration The Fix Politicians can blame the drug cartels all they want for supplying “the poison that’s killing our children,†but everything boils down to Americans’ insatiable demand for drugs. |
06Apr2017 | Cuban Migrants Stranded in Nuevo Laredo May Be Granted Political Asylum Miami Herald Mexico will allow U.S.-bound Cuban migrants who got stranded in the border city of Nuevo Laredo following the end of the “wet foot, dry foot†policy to apply for political asylum and legalize their status in the nation, the mayor of that city said earlier this week. |
06Apr2017 | The U.S. Wants $500 Million in Drug Money from a Mexican Drug Lord Betrayed by El Chapo VICE News Everybody knows Mexican drug lords are filthy rich, but the recent sentencing of a leader of the notorious Beltran-Leyva cartel suggests the illicit business is even more lucrative than imagined — and the U.S. government wants a piece of the action. |
06Apr2017 | When the Border Is Just Next-Door, Crossing Over It Is a Fact of Daily Life NPR.org For people who live along the border in the twinned cities of Nogales, Ariz., and Nogales, Mexico, it’s a familiar frontier that is navigated as a regular part of everyday life. |
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