03Apr2017 | 'Adios': Juarez Newspaper 'Norte' Shuts Down, Citing Rampant Threats to Journalists NBC News A Mexican newspaper in the border city of Juarez announced it was closing on Sunday following the violent death of a journalist, saying not one more of its reporters would pay a deadly price for their work. |
02Apr2017 | Immigrants Headed to US Through Mexico Turn to Sea Travel as Land Patrolling Intensifies PanAm Post Due to immigration pressure on land and areas controlled by drug cartels, many illegal immigrants are choosing to enter the United States by sea. |
02Apr2017 | The Mexican Tribe That Fears It Will Be Split in Two By Trump's Border Wall Agence France-Presse The indigenous Tohono O’odham tribe with its double identity, both US and Mexican, risks being split in two if US President Donald Trump builds his wall on the border between the two countries. |
02Apr2017 | Guerrero Indigenous Community Jails Mayor, Officials Over Seized Drug Crops Mexico News Daily The mayor of a Guerrero municipality was jailed for a few hours last week by members of an angry indigenous community. Their beef: don’t mess with our drug crops. |
02Apr2017 | Lucas Di Grassi Went from 'Hell to Heaven' with Mexico City ePrix Race Win Motorsport.com A strategy gamble propelled the Abt Audi Sport driver from the back of the field, where he dropped after pitting with a broken rear wing on the third lap, to his first win of the 2016/17 season. |
01Apr2017 | How All-Woman Death Squads Known as 'The Skinny Girls' Are Taking Over Mexico's Drug Wars Mailonline All-female death squads known as ’The Skinny Girls’ are quietly infiltrating Mexico’s brutal drug wars and using their charm and sex appeal to kill their rivals. |
01Apr2017 | UN Campaign Against Sexual Harassment Startles Mexico City Subway Riders NPR.org Activists hope a provocative new campaign will prod male riders of Mexico City’s public transit system to change behavior toward female transit riders. |
01Apr2017 | Inflation Hits Highest in Mexico Since the Recession Click Lancashire Mexico’s annual inflation rate rose above 5 percent to a almost eight-year high in early March, but policymakers said this week that it should trend back toward their 3-percent target by the end of next year. |
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