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Another Loser In Gun Reform's Failure: Mexico

HuffingtonPost.com | Molly O'Toole | Posted 05.03.2013 | Politics

In the debate over reforming U.S. gun laws, opponents and supporters cite powerful statistics: 26 dead, 20 of them children, in the Sandy Hook Element...

Bush Reportedly Rejected Drone Request From Mexican President

The Huffington Post | Mollie Reilly | Posted 04.29.2013 | Politics

Former President George W. Bush rejected a request from former Mexican President Felipe Calderon to use armed drones to curb the growing influence of ...

Mexico's New Security Policy: The Smokescreen

Cory Siskind | Posted 04.15.2013 | World
Cory Siskind

Peña Nieto's approach, when confronted with intractable problems, is to concentrate on making improvements where feasible and then to wait and see how the problems pan out. But when the smoke clears, investors, journalists, and policymakers may rediscover a grave problem still remains.

14 Killed In Clashes Between Mexico Police, Gunmen

AP | Posted 04.11.2013 | World

MORELIA, Mexico -- At least 14 people died Wednesday in a series of clashes between gunmen and federal police in Michoacan state, a western area that ...

Bravery Tapes: Young Courage Amid Mexico's Violence

Jens Erik Gould | Posted 03.27.2013 | World
Jens Erik Gould

Of all the horrors associated with a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of Mexicans, the country's children and adolescents are perhaps the greatest casualty.

Mexican Artist Turns Guns Into Musical Instruments

AP | MARK STEVENSON | Posted 02.13.2013 | Weird News

MEXICO CITY -- The guns that have caused so many deaths in northern Mexico are now making music. Mechanical hammers ping against ammunition magazines...

Harvard Slammed For Giving Fellow Mexican Ex-President

The Huffington Post | Posted 01.07.2013 | Latino Voices

Harvard is taking flack for handing a fellowship to former Mexican President Felipe Calderón, who led an assault on organized crime that plunged his ...

Mexico-U.S.: A Shared Tragedy

Christophe Deloire | Posted 02.03.2013 | World
Christophe Deloire

The bloody toll of the Felipe Calderon's six-year presidency cemented Mexico's place among the most dangerous countries on the planet for journalists, with nearly 1,000 attacks on news media and their employees, and also for human rights campaigners and associated activists.

President Wants Mexico's Name Changed

AP | E. EDUARDO CASTILLO | Posted 01.22.2013 | World

MEXICO CITY — Mexico's president is making one last attempt to get the "United States" out of Mexico – at least as far as the country's na...

Time to End Impunity in Mexico

Frank Jannuzi | Posted 12.17.2012 | World
Frank Jannuzi

While the Mexican government claims credit for reducing the level of violence and restoring order to major cities, too often progress on one aspect of law and order -- drug cartels -- has come at the expense of another: the government's respect for basic human rights.

Mexican Druglord Nabbed By Police

AP | ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ | Posted 09.14.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY -- A man believed to be the leader of the Gulf drug cartel, which controls some of the most valuable and violently contested smuggling rou...

Drug Kingpin Reportedly Captured In Mexico

Reuters | Posted 11.12.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The Mexican Navy said on Wednesday it had captured one of Mexico's most wanted drug bosses, the head of the Gulf Ca...

Outgoing Mexican President Makes Final Remarks

AP | OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ | Posted 11.03.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY — As he nears the end of his six-year term, Mexican President Felipe Calderon leaves his country with a better-armored economy &ndas...

From Mexico City to Los Angeles: My Perspective on the Drug War

Rafael Fernández de Castro | Posted 10.06.2012 | Politics
Rafael Fernández de Castro

Living in the U.S. has made me realize how far Mexicans are from winning the drug war. We can continue to fight the cartels but we will never be able to beat Uncle Sam's insatiable 23 million drug consumers.

We Are Here

Bárbara Arredondo | Posted 10.02.2012 | Impact
Bárbara Arredondo

Today, many more are expressing their need to help in any way possible to restore peace. The question is how? What can I do to help and where can I start? I understand that feeling. At 22, I deprived myself from sleep during six months, long before this war began.

Molly O'Toole

In Mexico Elections, PRI's Enrique Peña Nieto Declares Victory, But Analyses Vary

HuffingtonPost.com | Molly O'Toole | Posted 07.17.2012 | World

Votes were cast Sunday in the election for the new president of Mexico, and Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) candidate Enrique Peña Nieto decl...

Mexico President Says Successor Must Keep Up Drug War

AP | Posted 06.26.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY -- Five days before the vote to elect his successor, Mexico's President Felipe Calderon is urging the country's next leader not to abandon...

Oscar-Winning Director Blasts Mexican President

Posted 06.20.2012 | Latino Voices

While presenting his latest film “Savages” in Los Angeles last Friday, director Oliver Stone had some less-than-kind words to share about Mexican ...

Mexico Campaign Trail Gets Bloody

AP | MANUEL DE LA CRUZ | Posted 08.11.2012 | World

TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, Mexico — A candidate for a state assembly seat was shot to death Monday in the Pacific coast state of Guerrero, and a supporte...

Death Threats Against A Human Rights Defender: Vidulfo Rosales In Mexico

Kerry Kennedy | Posted 08.07.2012 | World
Kerry Kennedy

We in the U.S. must do our part to build a future of human rights and human dignity throughout the Americas, and call on Mexico to protect its indigenous communities and the advocates like Vidulfo Rosales who risk everything to defend them.

Mexico Front-Runner: Central Theme Is 'Diminishing Violence'

AP | By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN | Posted 05.25.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY -- Shortly after sunrise last month in the border city of Nuevo Laredo, police found 14 butchered bodies in a van outside city hall, a sal...

The Youth Vote -- Mexican Politicians Fail to Inspire in 2012

Fundacion MEPI | Posted 07.23.2012 | College
Fundacion MEPI

Smart Mexican politicians should probably be talking to Humberto Fuentes, a young voter who will be at the polls July 1. "I like politics, but I haven't joined the ranks of any party," he said. "Politicians do not understand our language."

Mexican Army Generals Detained By Anti-Drug Prosecutors

AP | E. EDUARDO CASTILLO | Posted 05.17.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY -- Two army generals, including a former assistant defense secretary, were detained by anti-drug prosecutors and are being questioned for ...

First Female President Hope Wanes

AP | ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON | Posted 07.03.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY — Josefina Vazquez Mota exulted in the explosion of camera flashes as a pumped-up crowd cheered her victory in a bruising three-way ...

Presidential Candidate Vows 'Course Correction'

AP | OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ | Posted 06.09.2012 | World

MEXICO CITY — The candidate of Mexico's ruling party retooled her presidential campaign on Monday, promising a more aggressive strategy to win u...