13Jan2016 | Mexican Writer Elena Poniatowska on the Missing 43 Students, 1968 Massacre & US-Backed Drug War Democracy Now! La Jornada founder, Elena Poniatowska, discusses the capture of El Chapo, the movement surrounding the missing students in Ayotzinapa, the Tlatelolco student massacre of 1968 and the failed U.S.-backed drug war. |
13Jan2016 | US Agents Will Carry Guns in Mexico in New Joint Border Inspections Latin America News Dispatch The United States and Mexico inaugurated a joint inspection program on Tuesday that, for the first time in history, will allow armed U.S. customs officials to work on Mexican soil. |
12Jan2016 | Remitly Remittance Company Nears $1 Billion in Annualized Mobile Money Transfers Payment Week Remitly has announced that its customers are on track to reach $1 billion annually due to the rate of transfers recorded in December. |
12Jan2016 | A Divided Ciudad Juarez Grapples with Possibility of Legalizing Marijuana Cronkite News Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled this fall that individuals have the right to grow marijuana for personal use, but on the border many are divided over the issue. |
12Jan2016 | X-Ray Vision? New Technology Is Making It a Reality Associated Press A group of researchers has developed software that uses variations in radio signals to recognize human silhouettes through walls and track their movements. |
12Jan2016 | Ruling on Slayings Could Jeopardize Prosecutions in Case of Ayotzinapa Students The Associated Press An appeals court ruling is threatening to derail Mexico's effort to prosecute suspects in one of its most notorious crimes of recent years: the disappearance and presumed murder of 43 students in Guerrero state. |
12Jan2016 | The Long Journey to Save Mexico's Vanishing Vaquita Summit County Voice Conservation groups and the Mexican government are making progress in trying to avert extinction of the vaquita porpoise, a small marine mammal that lives only in a few thousand square miles in the northern Gulf of California. |
12Jan2016 | Mexico's New Libertarian Party Aims to Shake Up the Political Arena PanAm Post The ideas of liberty are spreading across Latin America, bringing with them various proposals and policy changes that aim to create freer societies in the region. Within this paradigm shift, Mexico is no exception, as libertarians in the country prepare to launch their very own political party. |
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