A woman holding up a World Cup ball next to police officers during Mexico City protests (SOURCE: Latin America Reports) 8/2/2026 (written by enkojo) — On June 11th, the day […]
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7/1/26 (written by els5 | 6 minute reading time) With the World Cup underway across North America, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico, each of the countries have been
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Local authorities arrive to assess the scene in Poza Rica-Cazones where multiple bodies were found in black bags – August 4, 2025 | Photo taken by Excelsior Press | Source:
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President Sheinbaum arrives to vote for the judiciary election at the center for voting in Mexico City – June 1, 2025 / Photo taken by Marco Ugarte / Associated Press.
Morena Candidates Sweep SCJN Seats in 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Read More »
04/21/21 (written by rramos) – Guanajuato’s state police force (Fuerzas de Seguridad Pública del Estado, FSPE) announced on April 5 that two of its officers were killed following a confrontation
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Mexican environmental activists have increasingly been under attack. Just in the last five months, at least six environmental activists have been murdered.
Download the full report here 04/30/19- Justice in Mexico, a research-based program at the University of San Diego, released its 2019 report on Organized Crime and Violence in Mexico, co-authored by
2019 Organized Crime and Violence in Mexico Report Read More »
Justice in Mexico: An Agenda for the Years Ahead August 11, 2017 University of San Diego, Hahn University Center Reception-5:00pm Dinner- 6:30pm Please join us
A new form of organized crime has become a significant problem for Mexican authorities in over 22 states of Mexico: thefts of petroleum. Those responsible for these crimes are commonly known in Mexico as huachicoleros, a name adopted by gasoline truck drivers to refer to the stolen hydrocarbon, or chupaductos (pipeline suckers).
04/13/17 – Justice in Mexico, a research and public policy program based at the University of San Diego, released the English version of the latest publication in the Justiciabarómetro series, Justiciabarómetro
Justicebarometer 2016: Perspectives on Mexico’s Criminal Justice System Read More »
