OMG, I HAVE TO OWN THIS EL CHAPO COAT! I'm a little disappointed that the U.S. and Mexico haven't started a new era of relations with a trade. You extradite El Chapo to us. We extradite Sean Penn to you. It's brilliant. The problem may...
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I was somewhat disappointed this season that the campaign to stop saying the nickname of the Washington Racists totally disappeared and NFL broadcasters reverted to using ethnic slurs on national.
Vietnamese chicken farmers already see the writing on the wall from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. After NAFTA was passed, American food products, especially corn, flooded the Mexican market. That made it.
BP may not be done with paying up for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill yet, as a group of Mexican lawyers are suing the company for the damage it did to its waters. The oil reached Mexican shores on 30 April. Hundreds of communities which...
As my wife is a historian of Mexico and thus I've spent a good bit of time in the southern part of the nation, I've become fairly familiar with Afro-Mexicans,.
Paul Ashby has a good piece on what is happening with US-Mexican relations, particularly around the border: business and capital is integrated to cross the border smoothly while the border.
One might quibble with some of the activities of Bradley Garrett but his broader point about the need to protect the use of public space at night, as opposed to militarizing the night through curfews, is quite valuable. Those that read the PSPOs piece will...
David Bacon, who has done so much great work over the years exposing the plight of Mexican migrants to the U.S., has an excellent piece on how so many of.
Why can't Orson Welles be brought back from the dead to narrate documentaries? Had to link instead of embed because of the film's privacy settings, but it's a cool documentary.
U.S. border agents stop Mexican immigrants crossing into United States, 1948 Neil Foley has written what I believe to be the first comprehensive history of Mexicans in U.S. history. It seems ridiculous that no one has written something like this before but I'm pretty sure...
On June 1, 1906, copper miners in the city of Cananea, Sonora, a few miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border, went on strike against the American companies dominating the mines.
The global berry industry is probably not one you think about much but you should. The terrible conditions of food production around the world is something that I cover quite.