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Mexico’s Refugees
For the past year, Ciudad Juarez has been a flashpoint of the migrant and refugee humanitarian crisis gripping the U.S.-Mexico Continue Reading »
Fires Raging in the Rain Forest Add to Environmental, Economic Crisis for Brazilian Government
The fires that started August 16 are still raging in the Amazonian jungle. Although they no longer make international headlines, they have destroyed more than 12 million hectares.
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Fires Raging in the Rain Forest Add to Environmental, Economic Crisis for Brazilian Government
BLOG
- Killings in Mexico: Collateral damage or the result of a failed security policy?
- Colombia’s Santos Latest to Cite Failure of War on Drugs Model, So Why Does the US Keep Pushing It?
- AP Story on New US-Mexico Drug War Cooperation at Sea Raises Questions
- Secretive Kushner and Nielsen Visits to Mexico Bode Ill for Binational Relations
- Signs of Progress in Nafta Talks but Countries Remain Deeply Divided
MULTIMEDIA
Mexico’s Dilemma: Tariffs or Impose Trump’s Draconian Immigration
World Summit of Mothers of the Disappeared
Interview with Robert Reich: Closing the Border to Mexico is “Insane”
IN THE MEDIA
Global Exchange: “Venezuela’s crisis: Is there any good way out?”View our expert panel to hear from Miguel Tinker Salas, Venezuelan scholar and Professor of Latin American History at Pomona College; Laura Carlsen, Mexican journalist and director of the Americas Program, and Medea Benjamin, author and anti-war activist on the growing crisis in Venezuela.
