Oct 30, 2009 | KSDK NewsChannel 5
Reeling Mexico hopes travel deals bring back the tourists
During a visit to San Diego in April, Pratik and Priti Chavda thought they'd slip over the border into Tijuana just to do a little shopping, have a quick meal and say they had made it to Mexico.
CPS: 200 deaths a year of abuse or neglect
Lawyer disputes Mexican officials' arrest. Friday, October 23, 2009 EL PASO Mexican official's arrest disputed Supporters of a Mexican human rights investigator whom immigration authorities detained for nearly a week as an asylum seeker - even though he never asked for U.S. protection - are calling for a congressional probe into his arrest.
Two teens picked up on drug charges
The Office of the Sixth Judicial District Attorney has filed petitions in Children's Division of the Sixth Judicial District Court against two 17-year-old Mexican boys.
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Mexican activist calls U.S. detention unfair
Chihuahua human-rights investigator Gustavo de la Rosa Hickerson feels betrayed and disappointed.
Supporters want probe of Mexican official's arrest
Supporters of a Mexican human rights investigator recently released from federal immigration custody want Congress to look into what led to his arrest on the Texas border.
Rights watchdog for Chihuahua is released by Customs and Border Protection
The Chihuahua state human-rights investigator who was taken into custody last week by Customs and Border Protection agents, who apparently wanted him to seek political asylum for his safety, was released Wednesday afternoon.
Murders in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, at all-time high
A violent and ongoing battle between two powerful drug cartels has pushed this northern border city's murder rate - already one of the highest in the world - to new records in 2009, the Mexican Justice Department reported Wednesday.
Mexican official in US custody doesn't want asylum
A lawyer for a Mexican human rights official says he's been detained by U.S. immigration authorities as an asylum-seeker - even though he doesn't want American protection.Gustavo de la Rosa Hickerson is the rights official for Chihuahua state.
Jailed Mexican Official Says No to Asylum
An attorney for a Mexican human rights official jailed by immigration officials says his client doesn't want asylum in the U.S. and wasn't seeking it when he crossed the border last week.
US customs detains Mexican human rights activist
A Mexican human rights official is in U.S. customs detention, apparently for his own safety, after he reported 170 instances of Mexican soldiers allegedly torturing, abusing and killing innocent people in Chihuahua.
Letter cites corruption in Mexico
A former Chihuahua state official offered to expose high-level corruption in an open letter to Mexican President Felipe Calderon.
Woman who was decapitated is ID'd
Mexican officials on Wednesday identified the woman whose decapitated body was discovered Sunday at a street corner in Juarez as Claudia Garcia Martinez, 38.
Decapitated body among 100 girls, women killed in Ju rez in '09
The decapitated body of a woman left in a public place in Juarez marks a disturbing development in the violence-ravaged city across the border from El Paso, two experts said.
12 held in Mexican soldier's death
The Mexican army over the weekend released more details into a shooting that killed one soldier and wounded another near the community of LeBaron in northwestern Chihuahua.
Slaying of Palomas mayor remains a mystery
The slaying this week of Palomas Mayor Estanislao "Tani" Garcia has become something of mystery in this border community known in history books as the place where Pancho Villa attacked during the Mexican Revolution.
Deputy Mayor Slain in Mexican Border Town
Unidentified assailants kidnapped and killed the top official of the border town of Palomas, across from New Mexico, on Thursday.
Gammon Gold Inc. announces US $100M bought deal financing
Gammon Gold Inc. plans a US$100-million bought-deal financing to raise money to fund debt repayment, expanded operations explorations, and general corporate expenses.
Human-rights official: Mexican soldiers part of drug violence
A Mexican human-rights investigator who has criticized the army's involvement in trying to control the violence in the state of Chihuahua charged on Tuesday that soldiers are behind some of the violence.
Five killed in Mexico's deadliest city
At least five people have been shot to death in the Mexican northern border city of Ciudad Juarez, according to state prosecutors.
Chihuahua, Mexico seeks 2014 road Worlds
Chihuahua, Mexico hopes to host the UCI Road World Championships in five year's time.
Violent Night in Mexico with 28 Crimes
Mexico, Sep 28 During the last few hours Mexico registered 28 crimes allegedly linked to the organized crime, the authorities reported Monday.
Criminal anarchy on America's doorstep
By Bernd Debusmann When Mexico's president, Felipe Calderon, ordered 2,500 troops and federal agents into border city Ciudad Juarez 17 months ago to tamp down drug violence, the monthly murder rate ran at an average of 66.
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