(Al Jazeera English: November 13, 2009) Pakistan suffered three deadly attacks on Friday, just hours apart. A Canadian gold mining company is accused of causing serious environmental damage in Mexico...

In this Al Jazeera English Witness special, a Mexican-American family is forced to split up along a fault line of US politics.

In August 2007 Hurricane Dean devastated much of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, destroying infrastructure, the environment and people's livelihoods, much of which is still in disrepair to this day. To better...

"Dance for Life" is a commitment by young people across the globe to educate their peers on the realities of HIV/AIDS. The group visits high schools and conducts workshops...

Surviving on the streets of Mexico City as a young person is a daily struggle. The world's largest city provides little comfort to those without a home, many fleeing...

(Mexico) Hey who's the guy in the Devo hat? It's Mexican Institute of Sound's DJ and producer Camilo Lara. By day, Lara is the president of EMI Mexico and at...

(Latin Pulse: May 21, 2009) Day after day, Mexico is home to more and more victims of drug trafficking and organized crime. In 2008 alone, 6,290 murders were attributed to...

(Mexico) In the movie  "Rudo Y Cursi", which roughly translates to "Tough and Prissy", two brothers leave their banana farm in Jalisco to gain fame and fortune as soccer players...

This episode looks at the state of immigration in the U.S., which is beginning to radically change the demographics of American society.

UC Berkeley biologist Ignacio Chapela discusses his discovery of genetically modified sequences inserted into the corn genome in Oaxaca, Mexico. His scientific paper was attacked and discredited - demonstrating the...

(Global Pulse: March 5, 2009) Beheadings, assassinations, gun battles on the street - Mexico is ground zero in the global war on drugs. U.S. media focuses on the spread of...

Is there anything more important than knowing where our food comes from, and who controls what we eat? This special investigates the truth behind the genetically engineered foods that have...

(Latin Pulse/Pulso Latino: January 29, 2009) High spirits and high hopes are felt around the world as the First African-American president in U.S. history is sworn-in in Washington D.C. Then,...

Francisco Vargas sits down with CINEMONDO host Peter Scarlet for an interview about the film "The Violin". Vargas discusses the inspirations for the film, including his wish to present a...

In this award-winning CINEMONDO film from Mexico, a humble violin player is more than he appears, using his harmless look to evade the eyes of the military as he covertly...