Since World War II, the US has invaded or intervened in 96 countries. Since 2001, under the pretext of its war on terror, the United States has deployed military operations in 85 countries. According to the Philippine foundation IBON, the human toll of US military aggression worldwide could reach 32 million people.
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The situation in southeastern Mexico is alarming. So much so that on October 7, 2025, the collective Madres en Resistencia de Chiapas denounced the lack of real action by the Chiapas government. “Enough with the pretense, enough with institutional cynicism.”
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”I start from the premise that drug trafficking has permeated society and the state. In this view, the so-called conflict or war against and among drug cartels has three key aspects for analysis: necropolitics, which is the most severe; state capture; and the Non-International Armed Conflict (NIAC).”
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This Mother’s Day we salute the mothers of disappeared migrants in Mexico who search for their missing children.
The IOM highlighted that changes in US migration policy in January 2025 contributed to an increase in reverse migration, with flows shifting from north to south.
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