Emily Green
Police Killed a Refugee in Mexico by Kneeling on Her Neck
The killing of Victoria Esperanza Salazar in the tourist town of Tulum provoked local protests but no national outcry.
El Salvador Surfing Community In Mourning After Olympic Hopeful Katherine Díaz Killed By Lightning Strike
“God came and took away her soul,” her brother said.
The Capital of Mexican Cuisine Is Cracking Down on Junk Food
The heart of Mexican cuisine is waging war against empty calories as the country struggles with an obesity epidemic.
I Was Kidnapped at the US-Mexico Border
VICE World News obtained footage of the kidnapping of two Cuban migrants. “I thought I was going to die,” one man told us.
El Salvador’s President Joked About Being a Dictator. Now He Has Absolute Power.
“He has behaved well with the people, and the people have spoken,” said one of Bukele’s voters.
‘We Are So Happy’: Migrants Stranded by Trump Are Finally Entering the US
The end of the controversial MPP policy introduced by former U.S President Donald Trump is a huge relief to migrants who have been waiting in Mexico's border cities.
Deported to Death
The father of three, and grandfather of four, had been attempting to return to his home in Mississippi. He was killed in a massacre at the border.
The Trauma of Being Stuck at the US-Mexico Border
A mental health crisis is playing out as asylum seekers remain stranded in Mexico waiting for an immigration process that shows no signs of restarting.
Mexican Police Accused of Slaying Over a Dozen Guatemalan Migrants
Security forces in Mexico have a long history of corruption and collusion with criminal groups. The investigation of a massacre of 19 people last month has implicated local police officers.
19 Burned Bodies Found Near the US-Mexico Border May Include Teen Migrants
The killing of migrants passing through Mexico on their way to the United States is common, and justice for the victims is rare.
Mexico's President Now Has Covid, After a Year of Downplaying the Virus
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced Sunday that he has mild symptoms but is 'optimistic.’
Mexico’s President Just Told the DEA to Check Itself, Worsening Tensions With U.S.
The demand is the latest in a saga concerning allegations from the U.S agency that the country's former defense chief was collaborating with drug traffickers.