27Aug2022 | Relatives Reject Mexico’s 6-11 Month Plan to Find Trapped Miners Reuters Family members of 10 miners who have been trapped in a flooded coal mine in northern Mexico for three weeks said they rejected a government plan to find the miners that they said officials described as lasting from six to 11 months. |
26Aug2022 | Mexico Calls Disappearance of Ayotzinapa Students a ’State Crime’ Democracy Now! Mexican authorities arrested a former Attorney General for his failure to conduct a thorough investigation into the disappearance of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers’ College in 2014. |
25Aug2022 | Maya Village’s Water, Future Threatened by Mexican Train Associated Press Mexico’s ambitious Maya Train project is supposed to bring development to the Yucatan Peninsula, but along the country’s Caribbean coast it is dividing communities it was meant to help. |
24Aug2022 | How Climate Breakdown Is Supercharging Toll of Extreme Weather The Guardian Analysis shows human-caused global heating is driving more frequent and deadly disasters across the planet, in most comprehensive compilation to date. |
23Aug2022 | Mexico’s President Complains About US Travel Warnings in Mexico Vallarta Daily News The president insisted that the wave of violence that Mexico experienced in recent days is nothing more than propaganda spread by his adversaries that have reached abroad and have caused the United States to act on it. |
22Aug2022 | Spyware Scandal: Years of Questions, No Answers for Mexico Victims Thomson Reuters Foundation A decade after Mexico became a testbed for the global spy tool now known as Pegasus, prosecutors still cannot say who ordered the mass surveillance of innocent civilians and government critics. |
21Aug2022 | Organized Crime in Mexico and the Evolving Government Response Global Americans Mexico is currently engulfed in a growing crisis of interdependent criminality and political transformation. |
20Aug2022 | Mexico Sees Army Role in 2014 Case of Missing 43 Students The Washington Post The Truth Commission created to find out what happened to the missing students presented a report that hints at the possible responsibility of the Mexican army in the disappearance. |
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