Mexico

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  For Indigenous Women in Southern Mexico, the Route to Justice Is Long and Expensive

  Just eight of Guerrero’s 85 municipalities have specialized units to investigate sexual crimes and violence against women, which forces them to embark on a costly process.

  By Avigaí Silva
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  This Game-Changing App is Creating Dignified Jobs for Delivery Drivers in Southern Mexico

  By Marissa Revilla

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  A Mexican Entrepreneur With a Painful Past Is Finding New Purpose With a Recycling Startup

  Eleno Ulloa endured ridicule, rejection, drug and alcohol addiction, and two deportations from the United States. Today, he is his family’s breadwinner and, with his recycling business, a sign of hope for many in Nayarit.

  By Maya Piedra