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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Alfaro: Mexico will not be beaten down

September 25, 2017

My mom knows exactly what she was doing when a deadly earthquake hit Mexico in 1985. It was her fourth year in a Mexico City university; she was terrified and did her best to help. At the end of the day,...

DePaul Prof. Juan Mora-Torres speaks to an audience at Evanston Public Library. At a documentary screening and discussion on Saturday, Mora-Torres argued that U.S. arms sales to Mexico reinforce endemic corruption within the Mexican government and exacerbate the drug war.

Residents, activists discuss drug violence, U.S. involvement in Mexico

September 25, 2017

A group of Evanston residents and Chicago-based activists gathered Saturday for a discussion on government corruption, arms sales and the drug war in Mexico. Nearly 30 people attended the event, which...

The artist constructed four sculpted portraits of students kidnapped in Mexico in 2014. He used garbage and clay as the media to create the portraits of the students who were burned to ashes.

Upcoming art exhibition sheds light on Mexican social injustices

October 20, 2016

A&E Although the upcoming Noyes Cultural Arts Center exhibition might initially strike viewers to be a tribute to the students who disappeared in Mexico two years ago, the exhibit carries a deeper...

Qaseem: Prudent junk food taxes can save lives

Qaseem: Prudent junk food taxes can save lives

May 4, 2015

In January 2014, Mexico made a bold stride against its obesity rate of 32.8 percent by instituting a controversial policy innovation: a tax on sugary beverages. After New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s...

Mexican lawyer Alejandra Ancheita speaks about the state of human rights in Mexico. Ancheita spoke during an event hosted by the Buffett Institute at the McCormick Foundation Center Forum on Thursday.

Lawyer discusses human rights violations in Mexico

February 27, 2015

More than 26,000 people have been forcibly disappeared in Mexico since 2005, said Alejandra Ancheita, a Mexican lawyer and human rights defender, Thursday night at the McCormick Foundation Center Forum. Ancheita,...

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