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Argentina must protect social mobilization, not silence it
Social and human rights organizations express our deep concern over the brutal repression ofsocial protest in Argentina on Wednesday 12. The “march for the retired” has been taking placeevery ...
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“The Era of Women”: challenges and priorities in the women’s human rights agenda in Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico since October 2024, stated in her inauguration speech that she did not come to power ...
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Weekly U.S.-Mexico Border Update: February migration, ICE arrests, Guantánamo empties, Panama releases
CBP publishes February border data; “Mass deportation” updates; Active-duty deployment nears 9,600 soldiers; Guantánamo base is currently empty; The impact in Panama and elsewhere; Congressional oppon ...
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Tariffs Won’t Stop Fentanyl: Upending U.S.-Mexico relations for a failed drug-war model
In an expected but still stunning escalation, the Trump administration has imposed 25 percent tariffs on goods from Mexico ...
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Soldiers Aren’t Border Police: the perils of using troops against migrants
Adam Isacson has worked on defense, security, and peacebuilding in Latin America since 1994. He now directs WOLA’s Defense Oversight... Soldiers are trained for combat. They exist to defend a state ...
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