14Feb2017 | Practice of Torture Will Be on Agenda of the Mexican Congress This Month Human Rights Watch Torture's impact on Mexico has been devastating, not only for the many individual victims, but also for the credibility of the criminal justice system itself. |
14Feb2017 | Blocking Deportation with Your Life: A Conversation with Arizona Activist Maria Castro Truthout Maria Castro - a community organizer for People United for Justice and a member of Puente Arizona - was one of the people putting her body on the line to try to prevent Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos's deportation to Mexico last week. |
14Feb2017 | Internal Cartel Conflict Could Be Behind Recent Spike in Western Mexico Violence InSight Crime Although the apparent attempted assassination of El Chapo's sons is a sign that feuds within the Sinaloa Cartel may be on the rise, internal struggles within the organization were occurring well before El Chapo's capture. |
14Feb2017 | Job Creation in Mexico Breaks January Record Despite Feud with US, Gas Hike PanAm Post Last January, 83,922 jobs were created in Mexico, according to figures from the Mexican Social Security Institute - the most since January of 2008. |
14Feb2017 | Website Lets You Virtually Build the Mexico Border Wall Hindustan Times Buildthatwall.tech is a virtual reality website created by Ashish Limaye, a VR developer based in Portland. The website enables viewers to get a 360 degree, on-ground view of what The Wall might look like. |
14Feb2017 | President Pena Nieto Calls for National Unity in Face of 'America-First' Strategy WSWS.org Last week, Enrique Pena Nieto issued a call for “national unity†during a brief televised address. It was clearly a bid to redirect social anger from the crisis-ridden PRI government and deflect it onto to the Trump administration, which is reviled in Mexico in roughly equal measure. |
14Feb2017 | More Central American Migrants Staying Put in Mexico, Abandoning Efforts to Reach U.S. Catholic News Service An increasing number of migrants are thinking about Mexico as a more appealing option because of U.S. restrictions on refugee resettlement. For the migrants, it's more about finding somewhere safe. |
14Feb2017 | Children with Disabilities Benefit from Recycling The Yucatan Times More than one million bags of snacks were collected by the community in the city of Merida and raised over $80,000 pesos. |
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