01Jun2016 | Leaked Memo: Controversial Border Patrol Award Proposal Criticized by Union Rep Circa News A memo leaked to Circa News suggests the Department of Homeland Security is considering awarding Border Patrol agents who don't use deadly force to arrest armed suspects. |
01Jun2016 | Populist AMLO as President Emerges as Option for Beleaguered Mexicans Bloomberg Disgust with corruption in Mexico is so overwhelming that voters on Sunday are entertaining the thought of sacrificing landmark education and economic reforms in exchange for a chance to bring down the politicians they blame for it. |
31May2016 | Amid Heroin Epidemic, the US Focuses on Stopping Drugs at Mexican Border CBSN A sea of vehicles enters San Diego every day from Mexico. Any one of them could be carrying drugs. Sidney Aki, port director for San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports, tried to describe the challenge. |
31May2016 | Jalisco New Generation Cartel Making Violent Push Into Baja California Sur InSight Crime Mexico's Jalisco Cartel is attempting to wrest control of Baja California Sur from the Sinaloa Cartel, according to a new report, a worrying sign of a nascent war between two of the country's most powerful drug trafficking organizations. |
31May2016 | Mexico's Proposals on Pot, Gay Rights Contradicted by Violence, Militarization, Impunity Reforma The changes in the government’s rhetoric ought to be put into context with a series of political events that have put into question the credibility of the Mexican state facing the international community. |
31May2016 | Travel Beyond the Tourist Facade to Meet Cuba's Victims of Communism PanAm Post Cuba offers exotic beaches, magnificently colored American vintage cars from the 1950’s, joyous salsa rhythms and iconic cigars. But this is largely a facade, behind which lies a very different reality. |
31May2016 | Mexico Joins United Nations Coalition Promoting LGBT Political Agenda Christian Today The predominantly Roman Catholic nation of Mexico recently announced that it intends to join a coalition of 19 other countries belonging to the United Nations that are leading efforts to promote the political agenda of the LGBT community. |
31May2016 | Uber Is the Portal to the Black Markets of Mexico City Motherboard Alberto is not a drug dealer, an illegal firearms seller, or a document forger. He’s a fortysomething Uber driver in Mexico City who just so happens to have those connections. |
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