04Sep2015
Federal Judge Okays Medical Marijuana Use in Mexico for First Time
Agencia EFE
A Mexican judge has granted a couple permission to import a marijuana-derived compound to treat the frequent seizures of their eight-year old daughter, an unprecedented ruling in the Latin American country.

04Sep2015
Will Corruption Take Down More United States Allies in Latin America?
Television del Sur
A wave of anti-corruption and pro-democracy protests have been sweeping large parts of Central America and Mexico this past year, demanding their leaders an end to impunity and that elected officials be held accountable.

04Sep2015
Unable to Make Payments, Owners Have Abandoned 2 Million Homes Across Mexcio
San Diego Reader
The abandoned homes are the leftovers of a nationwide housing boom in the early 2000s during which more than 7 million homes were constructed with government financing, making Infonavit “the largest mortgage lender in Latin America.”

04Sep2015
Investigation Into 43 Missing Ayotzinapa Students Deeply Flawed, Evidence Review Finds
Reuters
Mexico's investigation into the abduction and apparent massacre of 43 students last year is plagued with errors and omissions with key parts needing to be redone, a Reuters review of the evidence shows.

04Sep2015
Jorge Ramos: This Is Why Trump's Plan to Build Mexico Border Wall Is Absurd
Mediaite
Donald Trump reiterated his dedication to building a massive wall along the entire southern border of the United States with Mexico. Univision anchor Jorge Ramos thinks this idea is not merely absurd but also a “complete waste of time and money.”

04Sep2015
El Chapo Guzman Allegedly Suffered Car Accident, Escaped from Tabasco Hospital
Latin Times
The Mexican Federal Police and Army are on stand by after a report was issued regarding the whereabouts of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.

03Sep2015
Senate Confirms Miguel Basanez as Mexico's New Ambassador to the United States
The Associated Press
Mexican lawmakers have confirmed a U.S.-based Mexican academic as the country's next ambassador to the United States.

03Sep2015
Listen: Violence, Organized Crime and Mexico's Search for a Strategy
The International Institute for Strategic Studies
Criminal violence has had far-reaching and detrimental impacts on Mexico. This discussion analyses the current state of criminal threats and Mexico’s institutional fragility, as well as the government’s anti-crime strategy.


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