14Feb2024 | The First Mexican-Born Martyr: A Castaway Friar Who Was Crucified in Japan ACI Prensa Legend says that Felipe de las Casas Ruiz was naughty as a child and that his parents hired a nanny to take care of him. But by all accounts, the young boy just had a restless and curious spirit with a drive to be active and seek adventure. |
13Feb2024 | Americans, Not Migrants, Are Smuggling Fentanyl Over Mexico’s Northern Border The Daily Beast In one 48-hour period last week, Customs and Border Patrol officers thwarted three separate attempts to smuggle fentanyl into the U.S. in Texas. None were migrants. |
12Feb2024 | Inside the Secret Migrant Hideout Run by Catholic Nuns on the Mexican Border Dailymail.com Inside Migrant House, people are hidden away from roaming patrols of the Mexican army, state police, and national immigration service officers, who are finally now forcibly transporting them 1,500 miles south into southern Mexico. |
11Feb2024 | Mexico’s Avocado Industry Prepared for Its Own Super Bowl ESPN In the Mexican state of Michoacán, celebrations around this time of year center on the guacamole bowl instead of the Super Bowl. |
10Feb2024 | The Number of Mexicans Entering the U.S. as Families Has Grown Significantly NPR The number of Mexican people entering as family groups has grown by nearly four times since 2022. It was more than 230,000 last year. And lately, there’s been a shift in who is trying to cross and why. |
09Feb2024 | ‘People Will Keep Dying’: Fentanyl Crisis Grips Mexico’s Border Cities BBC News A Mexican border city finds itself in the grip of a full-blown drug epidemic. But the country’s president, Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador, has played down the extent of the problem. |
08Feb2024 | Mexico’s President Wants to Guarantee People Pensions Equal to Their Full Salaries When They Retire The Associated Press Mexico’s president said that he will propose guaranteeing people pensions equal to their full salaries at the time they retire, something done by no other country, not even those much richer than Mexico. |
07Feb2024 | Relatives of Disappeared Migrants Seek Answers and Justice Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Every year, thousands of migrants are killed or disappear attempting the hazardous trip to the U.S.-Mexico border, making it one of the riskiest and deadliest land routes for migrants worldwide. |
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