01Mar2017 | Human Rights Commission Offers Advice on New Internal Security Law The News The National Human Rights Commission has warned that the Internal Security Law to be approved by the Congress of the Union should not restrict or limit the legitimate right to protest, freedom of expression and freedom of mobility. |
01Mar2017 | Thousands of Haitian Migrants Stranded Along Mexico's Northern Border China Global Television Network While the United States moves to deport undocumented immigrants, border cities in Mexico are experiencing an immigration crisis of their own. |
01Mar2017 | Still No Progress for Families Seeking Justice in Missing Ayotzinapa Students Case The New York Times The problem with Mexico’s approach to fighting violence isn’t one of fear, but of complicity, as the unsolved case of the September 2014 disappearance of 43 students at a teachers college in Ayotzinapa distressingly illustrates. |
01Mar2017 | Is the Extradition of 'El Chapo' to Blame for Climbing Violence in Mexico? InSight Crime Several media reports point to the recent extradition of Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman as the cause behind climbing violence in Mexico, but it may be premature to draw a direct line behind the cartel's troubles and a rise in homicide rates across the country. |
01Mar2017 | What the Trump Administration Is Expected to Change Under the New Immigration Laws Policy.Mic President Donald Trump is expected to sign a new executive order on immigration in the coming days to alter his now-infamous travel ban, which is currently being blocked by federal courts. |
01Mar2017 | Kernaia's New 'DuoLingo' App Teaches Indigenous Mexican Languages teleSUR Preserve Indigenous histories by passing on languages that Spanish colonizers in Mexico attempted to annihilate? There’s an app for that. |
01Mar2017 | POTUS Promised to End the Opioid Painkiller and Heroin Epidemic. A Wall Won't Do That Vox The evidence shows that stricter border security just can’t overcome drug traffickers - but a solution is desperately needed. |
01Mar2017 | Mexico Attracted 35M International Visitors in 2016 Mexico Tourism Board The Mexico Tourism Board announced a record-breaking 35 million international visitors traveled to Mexico in 2016, representing a growth of 9 percent compared to 2015. This growth is more than twice the global industry average. |
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