Aid and diplomacy, not tear gas: What should we do do address the Central American Migrant Crisis?
By Kai Thaler On Sunday, the US Border Patrol fired tear gas into Mexico at migrants, including children, attempting to enter the US near the San Ysidro border crossing between Tijuana and San Diego. The use of a chemical weapon banned in war against families rightly...
How is ‘new NAFTA’ different? A trade expert explains
By Amanda M. Countryman On Sept. 30, the U.S., Canada and Mexico reached a deal to scrap NAFTA and replace it with a new trade accord, narrowly meeting a self-imposed deadline for consensus. Although U.S. President Donald Trump plans to sign the United...
Has the New Zealand-Mexico relationship been neglected?
By Dr Yadira Ixchel MartÃnez Pantoja Yadira Ixchel MartÃnez Pantoja investigates whether New Zealand’s relationship with Mexico has been neglected. Mexico and New Zealand’s bilateral relationship is relatively young with only 45 years of diplomatic relations....
Q+A: Zero Tolerance: The United States’ brutal immigration policies, explained
With reports of indefinite detentions and children being separated from their families at the United States border, Maria Armoudian explores how we got here, what the legal and political ramifications are, and what happens next for America with Kevin Johnson and David...
Does the US Department of State promote GMOs in Mexico?
By Yadira Ixchel MartÃnez Pantoja  Yadira Ixchel MartÃnez Pantoja looks into whether the US Department of State promotes GMOs in Mexico. Mexico’s national identity is tied to corn. Maize is the main food staple, the basis of Mexican cuisine, and the central crop for...Subscribe by Email
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