By Mónica Romero, El País November 8, 2025 In the Mexican state of Sonora, in 2019, three mothers and six children were gunned down. The trail leads to two semi-automatic rifles,…
Por Iván Guevara Ramírez La Crónica de Hoy, 29 de agosto de 2025 Se convocó a legisladores, académicos y a la comunidad universitaria a sostener una conversación pública en torno a…
Mitchel A. Sobieski, Milwaukee Independent 27 de agosto de 2025 En mayo de 2015, un helicóptero militar en el oeste de México fue derribado en medio de una lluvia de…
By Robert Muggah and Katherine Aguirre Americas Quarterly, April 21, 2025 RIO DE JANEIRO — Earlier this month, Juliette Dorson, a 50-year-old Haitian caterer, was shot while working an event in Port-au-Prince. Her business partner,…
Catorce años después del asesinato de 72 migrantes, la FGR da a conocer que se encontraron ocho fusiles, dos carabinas y una pistola, pero ignora cómo llegaron a Tamaulipas. Concepción…
By Jean Guerrero, The New Republic August 5, 2024 She can show how U.S. weapons are driving immigrants. Kamala Harris is achieving what many people long believed was impossible: making…
Jim Cason y David Brooks, La Jornada 13 de junio de 2024 Washington y Nueva York. Víctimas y activistas contra la violencia de armas de fuego de México y Estados Unidos, incluyendo…
1A, National Public Radio, April 18, 2024 Listen to the podcast. What role do guns from the United States play in the ongoing crisis of gun violence in Mexico? According…
by Ieva Jusionyte Los Angeles Times, March 9, 2024 As long as Texas keeps weapons flowing freely, Mexico’s strict gun laws can’t curb cartel violence When President Biden and former President Trump…
by John Lindsay-Poland, Inkstick February 1, 2024 In recent years, the sharp uptick in the number of migrants arriving at the United States-Mexico border has spurred draconian measures to stop them…