25Apr2016 | Deported US Veterans Find Help at Support House in Tijuana Called 'The Bunker' Cronkite News Deported veteran Hector Barajas opened up a shelter called, The Bunker, as a place of refuge in Mexico for deported veterans who thought they were American citizens after enlisting. |
25Apr2016 | Israeli Anti-Tunnel Technology Could Thwart US-Mexico Border Smugglers Breitbart The U.S. is cosponsoring an Israeli-invented tunnel detection system that could prevent drug smugglers and illegal migrants from cross-border passage with Mexico. |
25Apr2016 | Jairo Mora Loved Sea Turtles. They Killed Him for It. The Daily Beast It’s not only the drug cartels that use deadly violence to eliminate their enemies. When environmentalists stand up to big business they’re liable to be killed. |
25Apr2016 | Offshore Workers Grateful Trump Manufactures Clothes in Mexico Washington Free Beacon Donald Trump’s supposed loathing for Mexico is belied by his significant financial investment there, a new report shows. |
25Apr2016 | Rafael Ruiz Velasco: Mexico's Poverty Relief Programs Are a Failure PanAm Post Mexico’s poverty is a problem. About 50 million Mexicans live on less than US $5 a day, and about 2.5 million are in extreme poverty, living on less than US $1.25 a day. But the situation affects all of Mexico. |
25Apr2016 | Report Documents State of Guerrero's Role as Mexico's Poppy Capital InSight Crime A recent report on poppy in Mexico's Guerrero state highlights both the economic benefits and violent repercussions the plant's cultivation brings to local farming communities. |
25Apr2016 | Stonewalled by Government in Disappearance of 43 Students, Panel Ends Mexico Probe The New York Times An international panel of experts that arrived in Mexico to investigate the disappearance of 43 students said it cannot solve the case because of a sustained campaign of harassment, stonewalling and intimidation against it. |
25Apr2016 | In Some Mexican States, Property Damage Punished More Harshly Than Crimes Against Women Mexico News Daily Gender equality has become the buzzword du jour in political discourse, but it is still a distant goal when the mishmash of Mexico’s federal and state laws is taken into consideration. |
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