Mexican authorities have officially closed the investigation into the 43 students who went missing in Iguala in September. The case has become emblematic of Mexico’s larger crisis of disappearances at the hands of state...
Both the president and prime minister of Yemen resigned today in the wake of a rapid series of events in the capital, Sana’a that included the takeover of the presidential palace this week by...
A Guatemalan court got off to a false start on a retrial this week in a genocide case against the country’s former dictator Efrain Rios Montt and his then-chief of military intelligence Mauricio RodrÃguez...
In May of 2013, a Guatemalan court found the country’s former de facto president guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity and sentenced him to 80 years in prison. The historic trial of General...
The mass abduction of 43 students in the the Mexican city of Iguala on the heels of a deadly ambush by police there drew worldwide attention to systemic human rights abuses committed by corrupt...
By Shannon Young (OAXACA, Mexico) Documenting street art has been a habit of mine for the better part of 15 years. It’s something that has become a reflex of my travels and one of...
The U.S. Supreme Court announced today it will not consider oil giant BP’s challenge to a multi-billion dollar settlement agreement stemming from the massive 2010 spill in the Gulf of Mexico. For more on...
November 21, 2014 Greeting FSRN supporters, listeners and readers. It’s been an intense few weeks here in southern Mexico, where the case of 43 missing students has cast a spotlight on the gap between...
People across Mexico are marking the anniversary of the start of the 1910 revolution by demonstrating in solidarity with the parents of 43 missing students from the Ayotzinapa teachers college. The parents have spent...
The U.S. Senate is due to vote on cloture – a move to end debate – on the USA Freedom Act this evening. The bill was originally introduced to reform the NSA’s dragnet surveillance...
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