Immigration reform: how many more years of inaction? Immigration reform, for now, has been pushed aside. And with this, the American immigration system continues to show that it is already…

Chile and Mexico’s leaders align — With progressive governments now victorious over the right in both nations, their common interest in tax justice, women’s equality and keeping their lithium deposits…

Mexico City Grapples With Acute Water Shortages, As “Day Zero” Approaches By Nick Corbishley Unless dramatic steps are taken, one of the world’s largest cities could face “Day Zero” —…

MEXICO SOLIDARITY BULLETIN no. 72 January 12, 2022 content: Bulletin Home

An end-of-year appraisal of US immigration policy From Border/Lines The Big Picture A long year is drawing to a close, and as far as immigration policy is concerned, we have…

Inside Mexico’s Historic Lawsuit Targeting U.S. Gun Companies SILVER AND LEAD By Ryan Devereaux Alejandro Celorio Alcantara was not surprised when the responses finally came in. As a top legal…

MEXICO SOLIDARITY BULLETIN no. 71 January 5, 2022 content: Bulletin Home

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MEXICO SOLIDARITY BULLETIN no. 68 December 8, 2021 content: Bulletin Home

Morena – a breath of fresh air — A real deep change to the economic and political structures has long been needed in Mexico but major challenges lie ahead, writes…