On the Eve of the 2nd Anniversary of the 43 Students’ Disappearance, the Mexican Government Still Holds on to Already Disproven “Historic Truth”

Zerón’s Resignation and Promotion: Mexican Government is Not Off the Hook for Obstructing Justice in the Ayotzinapa Case

Colombia’s 52-Year-Old Conflict with the FARC Comes to an End

U.S. Congress Expresses Concern for Mexico’s Human Rights Crisis and Sends Letter to Secretary Kerry

Obama’s Meeting with Mexican President: Migrant Rights is a Pressing Issue for Both Countries

WOLA and the Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights Condemn Assassination Attempt against Afro-Colombian Leader

Obama to Meet with Mexican President Peña Nieto as State Department Evaluates Mexico’s Human Rights Situation

Byron Lima Oliva, Bishop’s Killer, Dies in Attack at Guatemala Prison

El Salvador’s 1993 Amnesty Law Overturned

Third Member of Honduran Environmental Organization COPINH Murdered Since March