16Dec2016 | Effort to Catch, Protect Mexico's Remaining Vaquitas The Associated Press So few of Mexico's vaquita porpoises remain that the international committee to protect the endangered species is preparing to catch and enclose as many as it can in a last-ditch effort to save it. |
16Dec2016 | Jury Rules Pasco Cops Were Justified When They Shot and Killed an Unarmed Mexican Worker Fusion Nearly two years after police in Pasco, Washington, shot and killed unarmed man, an inquest jury has ruled that their actions were justified. The verdict ends what had become a hotly contested case which animated the local Latinx community. |
16Dec2016 | Mexico Braces for Fresh Flood of Central American Asylum Seekers Thomson Reuters Foundation Mexico expects a sharp increase in people seeking asylum from Central America next year, fleeing gang warfare and poverty in their home countries. |
16Dec2016 | Some Say Banxico Has Done Too Much in Bid to Support the Peso, Others Too Little The Financial Times Despite a whopping increase in interest rates since this time last year, the peso’s real effective exchange rate is the weakest since the Tequila Crisis two decades ago. |
15Dec2016 | Aerial Images Reveal the Extreme Wealth Inequality Between Neighborhoods Across Mexico City The Scottish Sun These dramatic aerial images reveal the stark divide between the rich and poor who live just yards apart in Mexico City. |
15Dec2016 | Two Scholars Explain Why Drug Policy in Latin America Needs to Change The Conversation What should be done about the global “war on drugs� In this video, two scholars explain what’s behind global drug policy, expose its racist origins and devastating impacts, and offer better options for the future. |
15Dec2016 | Ghosts, Raves and Satanic Rituals: A Visit to One of Mexico's Most Notorious Abandoned Hospitals VICE To the northeast of Tampico, driving for about five minutes up the urban corridor, a small gap on the right side of the road acts as an entrance to one of the most mysterious buildings in the city: the Juan Alvarez Diaz Rehabilitation Center, known locally as the Hospital Naturista. |
15Dec2016 | Clowns March Through Mexico City to Honor the Virgin ODN Hundreds of clowns march through Mexico City to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe for protecting the profession and providing work throughout the year. |
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