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Latin America Monitor Obama in Mexico: Little talk of human rights (+video)

The US has noted Mexico's 'significant human rights-related problems' in the past, but some say it and the Mexican government haven't done enough to encourage change.

Opinion Obama, Peña Nieto must save a vital part of effort to fight drug trafficking

Why Obama won't talk so much about drug war on Mexico trip (+video)

The ties that bind: Obama travels to Mexico (+video)

A roar of protest envelopes Venezuela as opposition calls for vote recount (+video)

Can Latin America resist a return to its populist past?

Terrorism & Security Mexico state security officials collaborated in civilian abductions: Human Rights Watch

Latin America Monitor Violence declines in Juarez - but at what price?

Latin America Monitor A glimpse of Mexico's new crime fighting strategy

Global News Blog What's behind Mexico's silence on immigration debate?

'We are millions': Victims of organized crime in Mexico seek justice in new law

2012's 'good news' stories

Latin America Monitor US ex-marine to be released from prison after violating Mexico's strict gun laws (+video)

Who is a victim in Mexico's drug war violence?

Mexico inaugurates new President Peña Nieto, but takes on 'old' party reputation

Latin America Monitor As Peña Nieto prepares to take office in Mexico, a look back at Calderón's presidency

Will outgoing President Calderón be remembered for more than Mexico's violence? (+video)

The Monitor's View US pivot to Mexico?

Energy Voices New source of Mexican oil could hold 1 billion barrels

Can Mexico's President-elect Peña Nieto and Obama set a new tone?

The man who remade Mexico City

Mexico: Sharp fall in drug violence inspires new optimism

Latin America Monitor Rise in beheadings in Mexico – sign of splintering drug gangs?

Latin America Monitor Day of the Dead: Mexicans mourn loved ones

Mexico City's new subway line to cut down on commute, pollution