09Dec2016 | Inquest Set for Washington State Police Shooting of Mexican Worker in Pasco The Associated Press A coroner's inquest to shed more light into the police killing of a Mexican shot numerous times last year by three officers in the Washington state city of Pasco has been scheduled to start on Monday. |
09Dec2016 | Defense Minister Says Mexican Army Not Happy with Law-Enforcement Role Agence France-Presse Mexico's defense minister complained about his troops having to take part in the country's war on drug trafficking – a rare expression of criticism about the controversial, decade-old deployment. |
08Dec2016 | Border Strategy Creates 'Graveyard of the Missing,' Activists Say PressTV US Border Patrol agents have adopted inhumane apprehension strategies against undocumented immigrants who cross the US-Mexico border, committing a “great historical crime,†according to an advocacy group. |
08Dec2016 | Impunity Has Consequences for Tens of Thousands Lost to Mexico's Drug War The Guardian Ten years ago this week, Mexico’s then-president Felipe Calderón deployed thousands of troops to fight against organized crime, at the start of what became an all-out war on drug trafficking which has raged ever since. |
08Dec2016 | UN: Mexico Spends More on Privacy-Invasive Software El Universal According to the UN, Mexico spends well above other countries, nearly twice as much, on privacy-invasive software. |
08Dec2016 | Mexico Creates 4 New Protected Biological Reserves The Associated Press Mexico's president signed decrees creating four new biological reserves and five other protected areas this week, setting aside about 160 million acres for environmental conservation. |
08Dec2016 | Michoacan Sees a Decade of Militarized Failure in Mexico's War on Crime Insight Crime This week marks ten years since Mexico's government embarked on a militarized campaign against the country's criminal organizations, but while many criminal leaders have been captured or killed, a decade of confrontation has failed to substantially improve the nation's security situation. |
08Dec2016 | How Holland America Cruise Line Is Changing the Mexican Riviera - and Itself Canada.com A decade ago, for many cruisers on the West Coast, a voyage to the Mexican Riviera was one of the most cost-effective cruises they could take. And then one day, the music stopped. |
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