23Jun2016 | Relieving Pain and Fighting Addiction: We Have to Come to Grips with the Challenge AlterNet The use of opium-based analgesics to treat pain is quite a conundrum. Can we find a better way? |
23Jun2016 | Mexico's Tourism Minister Touts Strong Trade with US Bloomberg Mexico hopes its strong ties with the U.S. will help fight what it perceives as recent misconceptions about its country and people. |
23Jun2016 | 61,000 Acres of Opium Poppies Grown in Mexico Between 2014-15 The Associated Press Mexico and the United Nations have announced the results of a new study that estimates opium poppies were planted on about 24,800 hectares in Mexico between 2014 and 2015. |
23Jun2016 | Meet the 11-Year-Old Muslim Mexican-American Standing Up to Trump Fusion This Texas fifth grader feels like he has two strikes against him as a Muslim of Mexican heritage who lives in the U.S. He uses his Facebook page as a tool to be vocal about political issues and as an outlet to defend his faith and identity. |
23Jun2016 | Political Power Is Slipping from Unpopular President Pena Nieto's Grasp Bloomberg Little has gone right lately for Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, with a deadly clash Sunday between police and a union protesting his landmark education overhaul the latest reminder of the nation’s weak rule of law and the challenges facing his administration. |
22Jun2016 | 2015 Was the Worst Year on Record for Killings of Land and Environmental Defenders GlobalWitness.org For the new report On Dangerous Ground, Global Witness documented 185 killings across 16 countries – by far the highest annual death toll on record and more than double the number of journalists killed in the same period. |
22Jun2016 | Mexico's New Adversarial Criminal Justice System Poses Cultural Challenges La Jornada In the new criminal justice system, which came into force on June 18, 2016, across the country, people will only be able to be considered guilty when the judge hands down the sentence. |
22Jun2016 | Tourists Venture Into Puebla's 16th Century Tunnels Al Jazeera The discovery of a historic network of tunnels - dating back to the 16th century - under the Mexican city of Puebla has lead to a significant spike in tourism. |
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