Arizona’s tough immigration enforcement law threatens to do more than make life unbearably difficult for illegal immigrants. It also threatens to sour US foreign relations with Mexico and other Latin American nations.That’s the message in a friend-of-t... »
Weeks after Mexican President Felipe Calderón took office in late 2006, he declared a war on drug traffickers, dispatching troops to violent swaths of the country. When the Mexican military went on its first offensive, Operation Michoacan, in the presi... »
Speaking of Upside Down World, there’s an article there by Paul Imison about the Mexican election that speaks to the problem we face in the US: Although over half of Mexico’s population lives in poverty (at least 55 million people) – with an estimated ... »
Occupy Mexico? How about 'End the Drug War'? By Nathaniel Parish Flannery | Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012 MEXICO CITY — On a bright day in January, a handful of demonstrators gathered in front of the gleaming mirrored panels of the Mexico City stock exchange,... »
"I will never stand for a national anthem again." So said a worked-up Jesse Ventura at a press conference today, berating the court system as "cowards" fors dismissing his lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration's use of what he cons... »
Arizona’s tough immigration enforcement law threatens to do more than make life unbearably difficult for illegal immigrants. It also threatens to sour US foreign relations with Mexico and other Latin American nations.That’s the message in a friend-of-t... »
