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Honduran migrants confirm hardship at home

Last weekend, a surge of 6,000 Central American migrants flowed into Guadalajara, the latest stop on their highly-publicized trek across Mexico to the U.S. border.


State department updates travel advisory

The U.S. Department of State revised its travel advisory to parts of Mexico November 15, placing the country on a Level 2 warning and encouraging U.S. nationals to exercise increased caution.

The US tax that refuses to die

The Affordable Care Act – Obamacare – has a “dynamic duo” of taxes:  The Net Investment Income Tax and the Additional Medicare Tax.

The forgotten Negroes of Mexico

Poet and attorney Tomás Gayton, born in Seattle, has investigated the history of his slave forbears and traveled extensively in Mexico, Africa and elsewhere. In this excerpt from his book, “Sojourn on the Bohemian Highway,” he details one of his trips to Mexico and his research into the little-known history of Africans here.