01Apr2017 | Santa Muerte Followers Enjoy Life By Embracing Death CNN As the patron saint of death, Santa Muerte is a kind of spiritual protector for a growing legion of Mexicans who feel unprotected by the state and cast aside by the Catholic Church. |
01Apr2017 | Many in Mexico Are Taking to Bee Venom Therapy as Alternative to Traditional Medicine CCTV Bee venom treatment, known as apitherapy, has been hailed by some as an effective alternative to traditional medicine. |
01Apr2017 | Apps Look to Boost Debate on Corruption in Mexico teleSUR Teaching kids anti-corruption values, comparing politicians and reporting corrupt public works? In Mexico, there’s an app for that. |
01Apr2017 | Community Terrorized: Immigration Crackdown Could Destroy the Social Fabric of the U.S. Truthdig In this episode of “Scheer Intelligence,†Truthdig Editor in Chief Robert Scheer interviews Victor Narro, an immigration and labor attorney who is the project director at the UCLA Labor Center. |
01Apr2017 | The Sordid Record of Former Governors: 3 in Prison, 3 Under Investigation and 4 Wanted By Authorities The Los Angeles Times Earlier this week, when Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the former governor of the border state of Chihuahua, he joined a long list of former governors from across the country who have run afoul of the law, usually on charges of corruption. |
31Mar2017 | Journalists, Like All of Society, Have No Guarantee of Protection from the Mexican State Proceso The entirety of Mexican society, and journalists as part of it, have suffered a complete abandonment in the face of organized crime’s control of the government. There is nothing protecting us. |
31Mar2017 | Son of Popular Mariachi Singer Pepe Aguilar Faces Human Smuggling Charges NBCSanDiego The son of world-renowned mariachi singer Pepe Aguilar was identified as the man accused of trying to enter the U.S. from Mexico with four Chinese citizens in the trunk of his car. |
31Mar2017 | Why Mexico Environmental Activists Fear for Their Lives Newsweek Mexico’s organized crime, state-sanctioned intimidation and near-total impunity have proved to be a hazardous and often deadly combination for the many activists trying to protect the country’s natural resources. |
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