Nathaniel Santos Hernández
‘Hugs, Not Bullets:’ Mexico’s Struggle With High Rates of Disappearances and Homicides
Data shows that in the first half of 2019, 17,608 individuals were victims of homicide. The previous year reported an estimated 33,341 intentional homicides, a record-high.
With Impeachment Looming, the US Cannot Forget the Root Causes of the El Paso and Pittsburgh Massacres
Trump’s rhetoric, since introducing his presidential campaign in June 2015, has been filled with racist sentiment.
Mexico’s Original Sin: Corruption and the Power Pursuit of Wealth
Will it ever change?
Honduras and a Rigged Election
How an election was “stolen.”
Call Them What They Are, Mr. President: Radical White Supremacists (OPINION)
The alt-right bathes in the apparent affection and disgusting ambiguity showcased by President Trump.
The Myth of the ‘Criminal Alien’
What has constituted the detention and removal of non-citizens, and has defined these individuals as “criminal aliens?”
Trump’s Executive Immigration Orders in Focus: The Result? Palpable Fear (OPINION)
Trump has forgotten, or more likely dismissed the fact, that his words carry gravitas, especially among the communities he has slated for possible removal.