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Women's march in Mexico City

MexicoGender and Racial Justice

Perspectives 7 Mar 2025

“The Era of Women”: challenges and priorities in the women’s human rights agenda in Mexico

Introduction Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico since October 2024, stated in her inauguration speech that she did not come to…

by Stephanie Brewer

Mexico, United StatesDrug Policy, Migration

Q&A 14 Feb 2025

Tariffs, Fentanyl, and Migration: Updates on U.S.-Mexico Relations after Trump’s First Month in Office

In December, WOLA examined what Donald Trump’s proposed policies on fentanyl and the U.S.-Mexico border might mean for Mexico, raising…

by John Walsh, Stephanie Brewer

Mexico, United StatesDrug Policy, Migration

Q&A 5 Dec 2024

Trump’s Threats of Tariffs as a Response to Migration and the Fentanyl Overdose Crisis

On November 25, president-elect Donald Trump pledged to impose a 25 percent tariff on all goods from Mexico and Canada…

by Stephanie Brewer, Adam Isacson, John Walsh

Mexico, United StatesDemocracy, Drug Policy, Migration

Podcast 5 Dec 2024

A Tariff Threat Foreshadows U.S.-Mexico Relations During the Second Trump Presidency

by John Walsh, Stephanie Brewer, Adam Isacson

MexicoDrug Policy, Rule of Law

Perspectives 1 Mar 2024

Constitutional Reform Proposals in Mexico: Risks to Human Rights

On February 5, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sent a package of 20 legislative proposals to the Mexican Congress, including…

by Stephanie Brewer

Mexico, United StatesDrug Policy

Podcast 30 May 2023

Fentanyl: ‘What Sounds Tough isn’t Necessarily a Serious Policy’

by Adam Isacson, John Walsh, Stephanie Brewer

MexicoDrug Policy, Rule of Law

Podcast 22 Jan 2021

Mexico: the Meaning of the Cienfuegos Case

by Adam Isacson, Stephanie Brewer