Mexico's national forensic database to begin operations on May 29
The new integrated database, mandated by law in 2017, is designed to address Mexico's crisis of disappearances and unidentified remains.
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The new integrated database, mandated by law in 2017, is designed to address Mexico's crisis of disappearances and unidentified remains.
By Ines Amarelo Mexico City, May 10 (EFE).- Mexican mothers are continuing to carry out a tireless search for their missing loved ones, soldiering on despite the fear provoked by threatening messages and the knowledge that their efforts could result in their own deaths. "They ask
By Ines Amarelo Mexico City, May 10 (EFE).- Mexican mothers are continuing to carry out a tireless search for their missing loved ones, soldiering on despite the fear provoked by threatening messages and the knowledge that their efforts could result in their own deaths. “They ask us if we’re afraid, and of course we’re afraid. …
"We're now going to safeguard information from the Navy and the Defense Ministry, because we're being a target of spying by the Pentagon," Lopez Obrador told his daily news conference. A Pentagon spokesman said the U.S. Department of Defense has a "strong collaborative defense partnership" with Mexico's Army and Navy, and that the entities tackle common challenges "while respecting each other's sovereignty and respective foreign policy agendas." The Pentagon has previously called the leak a "deliberate, criminal act." The Washington Pos...
His remarks came after the Washington Post, citing a US military briefing made public by internet leaks of classified US military information, reported on alleged tensions between Mexico's Navy and Army