13Dec2016 | From Glamour to Gunfire: The Tourist City of Acapulco Torn Apart by Violence The Guardian In the 1950s Acapulco was a refuge for A-list celebrities; now the resort known as Mexico’s most violent city is struggling to cope under the strain of gang warfare. Is there anything the mayor can do to reverse its fortunes? |
13Dec2016 | Threat of US-Mexico Border Wall Intensifies Search for Dying Migrants KPBS Fronteras KPBS Fronteras reporter Jean Guerrero explores the consequences of existing border barriers – and what may happen if they expand – as she joins the search for a migrant’s body. |
13Dec2016 | President Pena Nieto Asks for Unity in Defense of Human Rights Prensa Latina Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has reasserted that the commitment of the Mexican federal government is up with the respect and protection of the human rights, but he recognized that there are pendent aspects to be solved in that matter. |
13Dec2016 | Proposed Law of Internal Security Allows Mexico's Military to Take Control Reforma Decades of tradition and constitutional practice that allowed Mexico to avoid militarization are now threatened by the empowered Army. It is persistent, obsessed with the power it has acquired and is going for more. |
13Dec2016 | Mexico Officials Anxious About the Future of NAFTA KPBS Mexicans are anxious about the future of the North American Free Trade Act, and how the incoming administration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump may seek to change or even withdraw from the agreement. |
12Dec2016 | Migration Institute to Launch Program to Legalize 10,000 Foreigners Living in Mexico CCTV News Mexico will launch a program in 2017 that aims to give legal status to 10,000 foreigners living in the country. |
12Dec2016 | All These New Tourists Are Literally Taking the Food Off the Plates of Cubans Quartz On the surface, rising tourism rates in Cuba might look like an injection of cash into the struggling island economy. Instead, tourists are just eating all the food. |
12Dec2016 | Citizens Say Corruption and Crime Have Worsened Under President Pena Nieto InNews According to the National Institute of Statistics, Mexican citizens have cited insecurity and rampant corruption as their biggest concerns presently, and a majority have said that these issues have worsened under President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
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