More than 60 organizations that make up the Citizen Action Against Poverty have accused the National Institute of Statistics and…
Parts of southern Mexico are running out of food, medicine, gasoline and other critical supplies as thousands of teachers belonging…
Authorities detained 29 people across Central America last week for their involvement in a human smuggling network. These days, the…
Women are routinely subjected to sexual abuse and torture in order to obtain confessions during arrest and first interrogation, according…
Violent clashes between police and members of a radical teachers’ union left eight dead and more than 100 injured in Mexico…
There is “reasonable basis” to believe the Mexican government has committed crimes against humanity during the country’s decade-long drug war,…
Mexico’s senate has unanimously approved a bill aiming to reform the country’s jails. The National Penal Enforcement Law, which will…
Mexican immigration authorities have been under scrutiny for failing to comply with the country’s own laws on handling unaccompanied child…
For this Humanosphere podcast, we talk with Mexican author and journalist Juan Villoro, who is noted for his wide-ranging interests…
After decades of rising unemployment, frequent and violent crime, public discontent and institutionalized corruption that permeates nearly every level of…