Mexico

Tropical Storm Dolly Threatens Coast, Oil Prices (VIDEO)

Reuters | Posted 07.22.2008 | Green


Tropical Storm Dolly may soon become a hurricane, and though it appears as though the storm will avoid major offshore oil rigs, oil prices have risen ...

Mexico Must Be Part of Immigration Solution

Pius Kamau | Posted 07.13.2008 | Politics


Pius Kamau

As long as, to poor Mexicans, America is the mansion on the hill, nothing, not even walls, will stem the tide of their scuffed shoes.

Mexican Torture Training Raises Questions About U.S. Military/Police Aid

Laura Carlsen | Posted 07.09.2008 | Politics


Laura Carlsen

The war on drugs launched by Calderon -- and explicitly endorsed by the U.S. government through aid to the Mexican police and military -- sends a message to Mexican security forces that "anything goes."

The Cost of Latin America's New Dams

Laura Carlsen | Posted 07.03.2008 | Politics


Laura Carlsen

In Latin America, economic planners have intensified strategies to assure that the energy system that caused the energy crisis in the first place can continue to function.

Mexican Police Official Assassinated As Drug War Escalates

Posted 06.26.2008 | Home


MEXICO CITY — Gunmen killed a top federal police official and his bodyguard Thursday as they ate lunch in Mexico City, the latest attack against...

Mexico's Cheap Gas Draws American Drivers

AP | Posted 06.15.2008 | Business


SAN DIEGO — If there's pain at the pump in the U.S., Mexico may just have a remedy. A gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in San Diego retails f...

NAFTA: America's Energy Solution

Diane Francis | Posted 06.13.2008 | Green


Diane Francis

North America should forget a continental energy policy which will guarantee its economic pre-eminence -- but this will only work if the US imposes strict conservation and Mexico changes its oil policies immediately.

Border Wall Resistance Heats Up

Marisa Treviño | Posted 06.06.2008 | Politics


Marisa Treviño

Homeland Security is determined to construct as much fencing as they can along the US/Mexico border while the Bush is in office. But they're being stymied by strong resistance from local residents.

The Food We Eat, The Sex We Have - What's A Country To Do?

Amy Coen | Posted 06.06.2008 | Living


Amy Coen

I've been in Mexico for almost a week. There's a growing behavior change challenge here: persuading Mexicans to change the way they eat and the way they have sex.

BioFuel Backlash: Mexico's Poor Riot Over Tortilla Shortage

National Geographic News | Lorne Matalon | Posted 06.05.2008 | Green


Tortilla maker Leticia Balino gathers a pile of the flatbreads in her shop in México City on January 10, 2007. The skyrocketing cost of corn--and th...

Mexico's Drug War Killing Its Own Police

Huffington Post | Posted 05.26.2008 | Home


Mexican President Felipe Calderon has ramped up the war against the drug gangs that plague some Mexican cities. The result is an escalation of violen...

Oil Shock: Mexico and China Not Exxon Stupid

Diane Francis | Posted 05.26.2008 | Business


Diane Francis

The biggest reason prices have been soaring is that astute investors are now understanding the future supply and demand reality.

Ladies Who Launch: The Travel That Never Ends

Amy Swift | Posted 05.21.2008 | Living


Amy Swift

I battle addiction. My drug of choice? Travel. There is a common misperception about travel junkies. It is often said that we travel to "find" ourselves. That's not why I travel. I go looking for God.

Immigration Workplace Raids Will Lead to More Lost American Jobs

Susie Hoeller | Posted 05.20.2008 | Politics


Susie Hoeller

The fact that we don't legally require living wages to be paid in this country and the fact that our immigration laws are totally out of synch with several realities does not make the current strategy of workplace and home raids and border walls either effective or humane.

Water: Early Warning for Conflict or Catalyst for Peace?

J. Carl Ganter | Posted 05.05.2008 | Politics


J. Carl Ganter

On the Tibetan Plateau, where a whim of nature created the highest points on Earth, many of the world's major rivers are born. Each day their flows br...

Not Mexican Independence Day: Cinco de Mayo

Rep. Joe Baca | Posted 05.05.2008 | Politics


Rep. Joe Baca

Since 1863, Californians have celebrated the fifth of May, and now people across the U.S. recognize the occasion as well. Yet it is virtually ignored in Mexico.

My Conversation with John Negroponte

Charlie Rose | Posted 04.29.2008 | Politics


Charlie Rose

2008-04-29-rosenegroponte.jpgNegroponte speaks about the search for Osama bin Laden and Israel's attack on a suspected nuclear facility in Syria.

"Virtual Kidnapping" Mexico's Latest Crime Craze

Huffington Post | Posted 04.28.2008 | Home


Mexico has long battled crime problems, but a new racket called "virtual kidnapping" has emerged as the latest crime craze: The phone call begins wit...

Virtual fence on Mexican border deemed insufficient

AP | ARTHUR H. ROTSTEIN | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics


TUCSON, Ariz. — The government is scrapping a $20 million prototype of its highly touted "virtual fence" on the Arizona-Mexico border because th...

Time to Renegotiate NAFTA, Not Expand It

Rep. M. Kaptur, Sen. Y. Polevnsky and MP P. Julian | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics


Rep. M. Kaptur, Sen. Y. Polevnsky and MP P. Julian

Rather than attempting to handcuff the new administration and the people of our three countries to NAFTA-plus, it is time to chart a fair trade future for North America that fosters democratic governance.

Despite Economic Gains, Americans Wary Of NAFTA

Los Angeles Times | Marla Dickerson | Posted 03.03.2008 | Business


Four campaign seasons have come and gone since presidential hopeful H. Ross Perot warned that NAFTA would create a "giant sucking sound" of jobs going...

Wal-Mart Exploits Teen Labor in Mexico

David Nassar | Posted 01.31.2008 | Politics


David Nassar

This video portrays just one, egregious example of Wal-Mart's willingness to twist the truth and take advantage of its workers.

Memo to Fred Thompson: America Has an Empire

Joe Lauria | Posted 01.07.2008 | Politics


Joe Lauria

We do know that Ron Paul deserves credit for bringing up the obvious in a hostile environment. Maybe some day historical fact will seep into the mainstream and at least be seriously debated.

Drug Cartel Hitmen Believed Responsible For The Deaths Of A Dozen Mexican Pop Musicians

Washington Post | Manuel Roig-Franzia | Posted 12.26.2007 | Politics


Sergio Gómez roared into town in a big SUV, entourage in tow, pressed suits, fancy cowboy boots. Everything about him said superstar. He had an inte...

In Favor of a Physical Wall

Conor Friedersdorf | Posted 11.30.2007 | Politics


Conor Friedersdorf

Unless we establish open borders that allow anyone to cross over at will, a physical wall is much better on humanitarian grounds and no worse on symbolic grounds than a "virtual" wall.


 

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