World Aug 26 Protesters in Mexico march against outgoing president’s judiciary overhaul plan By Megan Janetsky, Associated Press
Nation Jun 12 Watch 6:49 On the U.S.-Mexico border, crowds of migrants and a ‘broken’ system May saw the highest number of crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border since 2007. Due to the surge and a new Trump administration policy that keeps asylum seekers in Mexico until their claims are processed, communities on both sides of the… By Amna Nawaz
Economy Nov 29 Watch 9:12 How Trump’s trade policy could affect jobs in the U.S. and Mexico By PBS News Hour
World Jul 16 Watch Will Mexico Drug Violence Spike in Wake of Cartel Boss Arrest? Will Mexico Drug Violence Spike in Wake of Cartel Boss Arrest?…
World Jul 15 Watch Reporter Offers Reflection on Violence and Resilience in His Tale of Two Mexicos Reporter Offers Reflection on Violence and Resilience in His Tale of Two Mexicos…
Jun 29 Julian Cardona’s Focus on Juarez By Larisa Epatko Mexican photojournalist Julian Cardona, who lives in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, documented the city's job-fueled growth and now drug-fueled violence. Continue reading
Dec 01 Watch For ‘Soldiers’ in Mexico’s Drug War, ‘More Murders Than They Can Count’ The death toll continues to mount in Mexico's drug war. Hari Sreenivasan and Ioan Grillo of GlobalPost discuss his new book "El Narco: Inside Mexico's Criminal Insurgency," an account of his more than 10 years investigating the country's criminal cartels. Continue watching
Jul 29 Watch Journalists Among Targets in Mexico Drug War The drug war in Mexico continues to escalate and its targets are ever-expanding. Judy Woodruff talks to Angela Kocherga, the Mexico Bureau Chief of Belo Television for more on Mexico's drug troubles. Continue watching
Jul 02 Watch Drug Killings, Violence Cast Shadow Over Mexican Elections As drug gang violence continues to grip Mexico, Ray Suarez talks with a Los Angeles Times reporter about what has fueling the violence and how it will impact the upcoming state and local elections. Continue watching
Jun 28 Weekly Poem: ‘Meditation on Living in the Desert No. 11’ Benjamin Alire Saenz is a Chicano poet, novelist, professor and painter who lives near El Paso, Texas, just across the border from the Mexican town of Juarez. Much of his work addresses the land and people of the area. Continue reading