18Oct2016 | Consular Diplomacy, Policies and LGBT Rights - Lessons from Mexico The Hill Mexico’s leadership on consular diplomacy and diaspora empowerment, particularly through its consulates in the United States, can provide unique assets to contribute to the strengthening of LGBT rights. |
17Oct2016 | How Will US Marijuana Legalization and Competition Affect the Drug Cartels? Marijuana Times People will always use drugs. The question is, will we continue prohibition, making it profitable for criminals to deal in those drugs, or will we finally admit our current course leads to nowhere and a better way must be found? |
17Oct2016 | 21 Police Arrested for Kidnapping, Extortion of Migrants in Chiapas State InSight Crime Nearly two dozen municipal police officers were arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and extortion of migrants in Mexico's Chiapas state, highlighting the rise of police violence against migrants along this key transit route. |
17Oct2016 | The Debate Over Saving Rain Forests Has Gotten Ugly The Los Angeles Times Gunmen have killed a city official known for strongly enforcing environmental laws in a Brazilian state where conflicts over ongoing, wide-scale Amazon deforestation have led to bloodshed. |
17Oct2016 | Dangerous Assignments: Study Reveals How Journalists Stay Alive in Mexico University of Miami A first-of-its kind study by a University of Miami professor and others has examined the tactics used by Mexican journalists to avoid being killed for the nature of stories they cover. |
17Oct2016 | Museo de la Caricatura in Mexico City Takes on GOP Hopeful Donald Trump USA Today The museum has been doing a booming trade ever since it opened a special exhibit filled with Trump sketches last week. Perhaps unsurprisingly given the controversial business tycoon’s comments about Mexico and its population, the theme is singularly unflattering. |
17Oct2016 | 1st Monday Night Football in Mexico Quickly Sells Out AFI Review If there was any doubt about the popularity of the NFL and football in Mexico, it was dispelled in minutes when tickets for the November Monday Night Football game to be played in Mexico City went on sale in Mexico. |
17Oct2016 | Amnesty Blasts Central American Governments Over Refugee Crisis Amnesty International Governments in Central America are fueling one of the world’s least visible refugee crisis by failing to tackle rampant violence and sky-high homicide rates in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras which are forcing hundreds of thousands to flee, Amnesty International said in a new report. |
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