17Feb2017 | After Calderon's Drug War Contracting Boom, Mexican Prisons Stand Idle Reuters Despite a price tag of more than $2 billion pesos, the Papantla prison built for about 2,000 men in the eastern state of Veracruz does not have a single inmate. |
17Feb2017 | Mexico Increasing Use of Electronic Surveillance in Fight Against Crime InSight Crime The increasing use of electronic surveillance technologies by authorities in Mexico raises concerns about its potential for abuse, especially given the Mexican security forces' reputation for violating citizens' rights with impunity. |
17Feb2017 | U.S. Border Patrol Agent's Shooting of Mexican Teen Heads to Supreme Court McClatchyDC Recurring border tensions between the United States and Mexico will soon captivate the Supreme Court, as justices consider the case of a Texas-based U.S. Border Patrol agent who shot and killed an unarmed teenager standing on Mexican soil. |
17Feb2017 | @realDonaldTrump, How Does Your Administration Plan to Combat the Opioid Epidemic? PRI's The World Mr. President, the question is, if the wall won’t stop the opioid epidemic, what is your plan to fight this crisis, which is affecting so many of your core constituents? |
17Feb2017 | Ambassador-in-Waiting Says Ties Between Mexico and US Governments at 'Critical' Point VOA News Mexico's nominee to be its next ambassador to the United States said that the two countries' relationship is at a “critical†juncture with the new administration of President Donald Trump. |
17Feb2017 | Moving Ad Campaign Encourages LGBTQ Couples to Keep Holding Hands LGBTQ Nation One advertising campaign is encouraging LGBTQ people to remain steadfast in their love and press on, even when safety isn’t certain. |
17Feb2017 | American Citizens Are Canceling Holidays to Mexico West Herald With the latest travel ban issued by President Trump, Americans are considering spending their leisure time inside the United States. |
17Feb2017 | Indiginous Women Wrongly Jailed Will Get an Apology from Attorney General Mexico News Daily Eleven years after three indigenous women were wrongly jailed for kidnapping six federal agents, the federal Attorney General’s office has announced it will offer them a formal and public apology. |
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