22Oct2016 | Fugitive Police Chief Arrested Over Disappearance of Ayotzinapa Students BusinessMirror Mexican authorities said they hope the arrest of a former police chief who had been a fugitive for more than two years will help them solve one of the country’s most notorious human-rights cases: the disappearance and presumed murder of 43 students. |
22Oct2016 | Job-Seeking Mexicans Look Beyond Northern Border KRWG Last year, the Pew Research Center reported more Mexicans leaving the U.S. than coming in due in large part to fewer available jobs. At the same time more Mexicans are moving to other first world economies. |
22Oct2016 | Young Martyr a Symbol of Hope for Mexico's Priests Catholic News Service The martyrdom of St. Jose Sanchez del Rio, who died in 1928 during a government crackdown on Catholics, takes on a new meaning today amid violence in Mexico. |
22Oct2016 | Tough-Love Drug Rehabs in Mexico Have 'Kidnapping Teams' to Help Addicts Recover Fox News Latino An extreme form of drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Mexico is beginning to attract U.S. citizens, many of whom believe that a tough-love treatment may succeed where 12-step programs have failed. |
22Oct2016 | In Mexico, We Know What Happens When an Election's Loser Won't Admit Defeat The Washington Post If Trump were capable of seeing Mexico as an ally and neighbor, rather than as an enemy that Americans and their jobs need protection from, maybe he’d learn from our recent history and recognize the danger in the approach he laid out this week. |
21Oct2016 | 'Whistles on the Subway' Is CDMX Mayor's Answer to Combating Sexual Assault NPR.org Mexico City's Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera is handing out plastic whistles. A half-million of them. At three bucks a pop, he's hoping that women will use the whistles to scare off harassers on the packed public transportation system. |
21Oct2016 | Pena Nieto's Promises on Refugees a Substantial Departure from Established Practice Human Rights Watch Call me cynical, but I rarely expect a speech at a summit of world leaders to be even slightly noteworthy. To my surprise, however, Mexico’s president, Enrique Pena Nieto, delivered an address that sounded as though he’d suddenly found his inner human rights advocate. |
21Oct2016 | 'In a Valley of Violence' Film Review: A Bloody and Brutal Pulp Western MovieWeb In Ti West's In a Valley of Violence, a mysterious stranger and a random act of violence drag a town of misfits and nitwits into the bloody crosshairs of revenge. |
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