19/02/2013 | En Parrilla
Unabated Violence Poses Challenge to Mexico’s New Anticrime Program
The new Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto, campaigned on a promise to reduce the violence spawned by the drug trade and organized crime, and to shift the talk about his nation away from cartels and killings.
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03/07/2012 | Frente Externo
Mexico - Election: Weary Voters Turn to Party of Mexico’s Past, Polls Say
Mexico’s president elect, Enrique Peña Nieto, began the transition to power on Monday, declaring that he would begin to name members of his cabinet in the next few days, and pledging to lead an efficient, transparent administration focused on defeating organized crime and improving the economy.
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23/09/2011 | En Parrilla
Haiti Leader Is Opposed to Reduction of U.N. Force
A plan to cut the number of United Nations peacekeepers in Haiti drew a rebuke on Thursday from its president, Michel Martelly, who said in an interview that he “would not even think of reducing” the force because the country remained unstable and the national police were not ready to take over.
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13/09/2011 | En Parrilla
A Museum of Repression Aims to Shock the Conscience
Melba Navarro froze at the image of the man with bulging eyes, his mouth flung open in terror. Or was it pain? He was strapped into an electric chair.
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12/07/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Mexico - Matamoros: Despite Violence, U.S. Firms Expand in Mexico
When the latest bloody headlines from the drug war in Mexico reach headquarters in New York, Ken Chandler, the manager of an American electronics manufacturing plant here, jumps on the phone.
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12/07/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Mexico - Matamoros: Despite Violence, U.S. Firms Expand in Mexico
When the latest bloody headlines from the drug war in Mexico reach headquarters in New York, Ken Chandler, the manager of an American electronics manufacturing plant here, jumps on the phone.
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11/07/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Drug War - Despite Violence in Mexico, Americans Expand Business Along the Border
When the latest bloody headlines from the drug war in Mexico reach headquarters in New York, Ken Chandler, the manager of an American electronics manufacturing plant here, jumps on the phone.
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11/07/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Drug War - Despite Violence in Mexico, Americans Expand Business Along the Border
When the latest bloody headlines from the drug war in Mexico reach headquarters in New York, Ken Chandler, the manager of an American electronics manufacturing plant here, jumps on the phone.
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07/04/2011 | Frente Externo
Haiti - New Haitian Leader Pledges Reconciliation
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — It was a new stage on Tuesday for Michel Martelly, the former hit-maker who nicknamed himself “president” in song and is now on the verge of serving as the real thing in this devastated country.
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27/03/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Drug Wars Push Deeper Into Central America
Josue Oviedo looked into his sister’s fading eyes as she fought to speak her last words.“She was trying to tell me something,” he said, a day after the funeral for Daisy Oviedo Mejía, 22, who died in a storm of bullets while watching her brother play soccer a few weeks ago. “But she couldn’t. I gave her mouth-to-mouth but there was too much blood.”
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18/03/2011 | Frente Externo
Haiti - A Roguish Candidate Taps Haitians’ Discontent
Almost anywhere else, the videos of the candidate circulating on the Internet would have spelled doom. He admits to to having regularly smoked marijuana and crack cocaine, he dances semi-nude onstage during a concert, he describes a sex act he would perform on a former president whose politics he disliked.
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18/10/2010 | Frente Externo
Mexico Watches California Marijuana Vote
In two weeks, Californians will decide whether to legalize small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, in a vote that polls show could be close.
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17/10/2010 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Mexico Watches California Marijuana Vote
In two weeks, Californians will decide whether to legalize small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, in a vote that polls show could be close.
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13/09/2010 | Frente Externo
Mexican Bicentennial Falls Short on Fervor
There are the bicentennial buses. Bicentennial roads. A bicentennial marathon. A bicentennial song. The bicentennial digital library. A bicentennial video game. Even a bicentennial bird, the mountain trogan, and plant, the owl agave. And of course the bicentennial fireworks extravaganza, planned to be the largest the country has ever seen.
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26/05/2010 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Obama to Send 1,200 Guard Troops to Mexico Border
President Obama will send up to 1,200 National Guard troops to the Southwest border and increase spending on law enforcement, yielding to demands from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers there that border security be tightened, administration officials said.
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24/03/2009 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Mexican Drug Cartel Violence Spills Over, Alarming U.S.
Sgt. David Azuelo stepped gingerly over the specks of blood on the floor, took note of the bullet hole through the bedroom skylight, raised an eyebrow at the lack of furniture in the ranch-style house and turned to his squad of detectives investigating one of the latest home invasions in this southern Arizona city.
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