31Dec2015 | Cold Wave Causes Three Deaths in Northern Mexico Prensa Latina Three people were killed in northern Mexico as a result of low temperatures caused by the fifth winter storm, stated authorities in the states of Chihuahua and Sonora. |
31Dec2015 | The Year in Mexico's Drug Wars: A Jailbreak, a Chocolate Cake, and a Washed-Up Strategy VICE News The moment a short and stocky figure disappeared through a hole in his prison cell shower and into a mile-long tunnel that took him to freedom this past July, 2015 instantly became an iconic year in Mexico's war on its drug cartels - and an embarrassing one for the government. |
31Dec2015 | Jalisco's Berry Growers Find Sweet Deal in China CCTV America Mexican berry growers are taking advantage of new trade protocols signed recently, and China is part of the deal. |
30Dec2015 | Mexico's End-of-Year Major Crime Statistics Paint a Mixed Picture Latin Correspondent Following a decline in the past three years, Mexico’s murder rate is again on the rise, according to statistics released by the country’s National Public Security System this month. Conversely, there have been gains in public security in a number of states which have seen murder rates tumble. |
30Dec2015 | More Than a Third of US Presidential Candidates Are Children or Spouses of Immigrants Fusion More than a third of the 2016 candidates - including some of those who spout the most virulent anti-immigrant rhetoric - are themselves children or spouses of immigrants. |
30Dec2015 | Goddess Takes Revenge in Vigilante-Inspired Video NPR According to witnesses, on the morning of Aug. 28, 2013, a woman hailed a bus in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. When the male bus driver opened the doors to let her on, she shot and killed him. On Jan. 10, 2014, an emo band from Connecticut, wrote a song about the incident. |
30Dec2015 | A Toll Crossing Between the U.S. and Mexico Is Slowly Taking Shape Los Angeles Times At a time when border waits can stretch for hours, the plan seems almost too good to be true: a major new international crossing between Tijuana and San Diego, where trucks and passenger vehicles would wait no more than 20 minutes to reach the border. |
30Dec2015 | Militia Forces in Mexico: Citizens' Security or Further Conflict Escalation? Insight Crime This article explores the security and political effects of militia forces that emerged in Mexico in recent years in reaction to violent organized crime, most prominently in the states of Michoacan and Guerrero. |
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