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Monthly Archives: February 2012

President Calderón claims 57% reduction in homicides in Ciudad Juárez since 2010

February 25, 2012by Diana RAgiss Leave a comment

02/25/12 - On Friday, February 17, President Felipe Calderón kicked off the annual Employment Fair (Feria del Empleo) in Ciudad Juárez. This day also happened to mark the second anniversary of […]

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Security forces hold back the family members of prisoners at the Apodaca penitentiary in Nuevo León after a riot killed 44 inmates on February 19. Photo Credit: Getty Images

Deadly prison riot in Nuevo León points to official complicity

February 24, 2012by kheinle 3 Comments

02/24/12 (by cmolzahn) – A massive prison riot broke out in the Apodaca medium security correctional institution near Monterrey, Nuevo León on February 19, killing 44 inmates. Officials reported early on […]

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Drug Violence, Security and Violence, Transparency & accountability
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Lynching in Mexico highlights mistrust of institutions, advancements in oral trials

February 19, 2012by kheinle Leave a comment

02/19/12 – A mob lynching in the State of Mexico (Estado de México, Edomex) last week has exposed some of the strengths and weaknesses in Mexico’s public security and criminal justice […]

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Drug Violence, Justice and Human Rights, Security and Violence

Judicial Developments and Updates in the state of Yucatán

February 18, 2012by kheinle Leave a comment

02/18/12 (by mwserrano) – The past two months, the judiciary in the state of Yucatán has been busy with reforms, swearing ins, inaugurations, and more. Most recently, in February, the […]

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Justice and Human Rights

Implementation of “jucios orales” in Oaxaca will move forward this year

February 18, 2012by octaviusrod Leave a comment

02/14/12 – The President of the State Court of Oaxaca (Tribunal Superior de Justicia del Estado, TSJE), Justice Alfredo Rivera Lagunas, expressed that in May of this year the new […]

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