More Water Woes for the Border
By Melissa del Bosque The drug war plaguing the U.S.-Mexico border since 2006 has all but eclipsed any news about ongoing squabbles over the U.S.-Mexico water treaty. But with an […]
News Taco To Go: Basketball, Radiation, Cuba, Geraldine Ferraro And Libya
The Final Four in March Madness were unpredictable, but they are: Kentucky, Connecticut, Butler and Virginia Commonwealth. Radiation in Japan is spread to the soil and seawater, even as workers continue […]
Central America Increasingly Caught Up In Drug Wars
Drug violence that has plagued Mexico and Colombia for decades is moving into Central America as the U.S., as well as Mexican and Colombian governments, step up enforcement on drug […]
Guatemala’s First Couple Divorces, Wife To Run For President
Guatemalan President Álvaro Colom and his wife, Sandra Torres filed for divorce recently so that Torres could run for president later this year. According to the Constitution in Guatemala, one […]