22Feb2017 | High-Tech Gear Used in Search to Locate the 43 Missing Ayotzinapa Students Mexico News Daily Mexico’s federal Attorney General’s office invested more than 600,000 pesos in high technology systems to attempt to locate the students, who disappeared during a night of violence in Iguala, Guerrero. |
22Feb2017 | With New Enforcement Rules, Mexicans Fear Prospect of Refugee Camps Along U.S.-Mexico Border The Associated Press Mexicans fear deportee and refugee camps could be popping up along their northern border under the Trump administration’s plan to start deporting to Mexico all Latin Americans and others who entered the U.S. illegally through this country. |
22Feb2017 | Attorney General Publicly Apologizes to Indigenous Women Wrongly Jailed WION In a rare gesture, Mexico's government has apologized to three indigenous women, who spent three years in jail, for falsely prosecuting them on charges of kidnapping seven police officers and carrying cocaine. |
22Feb2017 | Foreign Ministers of Mexico and Canada Say NAFTA Should Be Re-Negotiated Trilaterally Bloomberg Mexico’s Luis Videgaray and Canada’s Chrystia Freeland said Nafta should be re-negotiated with all three nations seated at the table, rather than in bilateral discussions. |
22Feb2017 | These Volunteers Search for Migrants Who Go Missing Trying to Reach the U.S. PBS NewsHour Jean Guerrero discovers crossing the border is already a dangerous journey, as she joins a group of immigrants patrolling vast swathes of desert from California to Arizona. |
21Feb2017 | Good Luck Making America Safe Again Without the Mexican Military, Experts Say McClatchy Washington Bureau Most Americans don't remember that we invaded Mexico at least three times, and forced it to give up nearly half of the territory they won in their independence from Spain. Nowhere is that feeling of invasion, that Mexico has been robbed and violated, more strongly felt than in the Mexican army. |
21Feb2017 | Passing Through Mexico, Kidnappers Pile Misery on Central Americans Fleeing Violence The Guardian Despite Trump’s ‘bad hombres’ rhetoric, refugees are more likely to be victims of crime, with criminal gangs often working hand in glove with the authorities. |
21Feb2017 | Drone Captures Submerged 16th Century Dominican Church Revealed By Drought in Mexico Metro.co.uk A drought has revealed a 400-year-old Dominican church that has remained intact despite spending decades underwater in a reservoir in Oaxaca, Mexico. |
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