Uncategorized From Mexico to Soho: Artists Seek to End Violence in Juarez November 14, 2011February 2, 2018 art, art gallery, auction, border, crime, Drug, drug cartels, El Paso, Felipe Calderon, Juarez, killing, Mexico, New York, peace, Project Paz, Rio Grande river, Sergio Urias, Soho, U.S., Violence, war, Youth Read More
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Uncategorized The (Other) Longest War July 6, 2011February 2, 2018 Ciudad Juarez, drugs, Felipe Calderon, Global Commission on Drug Policy, Juarez cartels, La Familia Michoacana, Legalization, Mexico, Raul Rivera Andueza, Richard Nixon, Robert Valencia, War on Drugs, Zetas Read More
THE INDEX — March 15, 2010 March 15, 2010February 3, 2018 Congo sexual violence, Congolese army, Cuidad Juarez, Darfur ceasefire agreement, Darfur internally displaced persons, Democratic Republic of Congo, FARDC, Felipe Calderon, Jorge Castaneda, Justice and Equality Movement, Mexico drug war, MONUC, narcotics traffickers, North Kivu, Roberta Jacobson, Sudanese military, U.S. State Department, UN peacekeeping, United Nations Human Rights Council Read More
