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Tag Archives: Mexico
Seven Contemporary Mexican Artists Interpret the Unthinkable in “Crónicas”
“Crónicas: Seven Contemporary Mexican Artists,” uniquely interprets the drug war in Mexico through the eyes of seven young Mexican artists and photographers.
‘Taken’ Update: Mother Reunited With Abducted Child
On December 5, nearly one year after she last saw her, Monica Sanchez was reunited with her 3-year-old daughter last week. The wait had been long and stressful– she hadn’t heard Sarahi’s voice or even seen a picture of her in 11 months – but she finally held her in her arms again.
A Movement Grows in Texas to Seek Justice in Mexico
Two years ago, Juan Fraire Escobedo sought political asylum in Texas after the assassination of his mother Marisela Escobedo and the murder of [...]
Q&A with Mary Cuddehe, Author of a Probing Investigation into the Death of Jaime Zapata
Melissa del Bosque interviews Marry Cuddehe, the first journalist to take an in-depth look into the mysterious shooting of ICE agent Jaime Zapata in Mexico.
The Valley of Death
Juarez Valley is said to have the highest murder rate in the country, if not the world.