22Dec2015 | Federal Police Escort Holiday Travelers on Mexico's 'Death Highway' Agence France-Presse Mexico's federal police launched "Operation Tread" in 2013 to escort civilian cars across Route 101, a ghostly highway crossing a territory plagued by drug cartel battles. It's so bad, it's known as "death highway." |
22Dec2015 | King of Whoppers: Trump Is Top Campaign Liar of 2015, PolitiFact Finds The Washington Post The bigger the lie, they say, the more people will believe it. Or, in Republican presidential contender Donald Trump’s case, the sheer volume of lies will do the trick. |
21Dec2015 | The Return: US Criminalizes Mexican Migration, Says National Institution Prensa Latina Most Mexicans deported by US were charged of various crimes in what it is considered here a policy to criminalize immigration. |
21Dec2015 | After Student Disappearances, Iguala's New Mayor Wants to 'Turn the Page' The Associated Press Fifteen months ago, Iguala became the symbol of Mexico's narco-brutality. Now, federal police are in charge of security, the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party controls city hall - and Mayor Esteban Albarran Mendoza wants to move forward. |
21Dec2015 | USD Announces Three New Publications by Justice in Mexico Project JusticeInMexico.org From examining Mexico’s War on Drugs, to understanding why U.S. consumption of heroin has increased, to the most recent transformations in Mexico’s criminal justice system, each author informs the reader of some of the most pressing issues and challenges facing Mexico today. |
21Dec2015 | El Nino Brings Unexpected Fish from Mexico to US VOA News Thanks to El Nino, California's coastal waters have become more hospitable to fish from the tropics. Hammerhead sharks are among them. |
21Dec2015 | Developers Call for Mexican Legislation on Drones Agencia EFE Piloting a drone can be as exhilarating as flying a plane and just as dangerous, causing serious personal injuries since Mexico has no regulations for the use of the technology and no minimum training requirements for users. |
21Dec2015 | Armed Robberies and Gunfire Reach Into Mexico City's Hippest Barrios VICE News Residents of Mexico City's trendiest area are reeling from a spate of armed robberies, and even gunfire in the streets, shattering its reputation as a safe haven in Mexico's wider security crisis. |
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