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The US government says Mexico's bloody drug war is a growing threat to tourists.

The bodies of Manuel Ponce Rosas and Raúl Lucas Lucía, two indigenous human rights defenders and leaders of the Organization for the Future of Mixteco Pe.

MEXICO CITY, February 16, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Amnesty International, a "human rights" organization that opposes the right to life of unborn children, is now demanding that Mexico force doctors to do abortions

Mexico is increasingly being characterised as a "failed state" on account of its inability to counter the country's burgeoning problems of drug-trafficking violence and gangsterism. Felipe Calderón's government

Representing her native state of Jalisco, Karla Carrillo competed in the national beauty pageant Nuestra Belleza Mexico 2008, where she obtained first place among thirty-two other contestants, thus making her the

Drug-related crime and rampant violence have battered Mexico's sense of public security and confidence in the government's capacity to protect the lives of its citizens. Violence against Mexican law enforcement

For years now, immigration into the United States from Mexico has been a huge issue in American politics. But Mexico is facing similar problems on its southern border, as Central Americans in search of higher-paying