Bajo el liderazgo de @EdnaJaime, México Evalúa ha impulsado temas cruciales para lograr un país más justo. 14 años de incansable trabajo en la apertura de espacios y políticas públicas efectivas.
Hoy se despide como directora de nuestra institución, pero confía absolutamente en el compromiso de @mariana_c_v quien continuará con su labor.
Dos mujeres comprometidas con lograr un mejor México para todxs. 👏🏼👏🏼
via @NYTimes: “each of them was issued a registration card after an application was approved by the Secretary of State.” Arresting these people is unpardonable. https://t.co/vEt0PLhLJK
Join me in supporting USD on #ToreroTuesday, our annual day of giving. I choose to support the Del Dickson Scholarship to help fund student participation in our experiential programs in Washington DC. Visit https://t.co/ZLxwtAnLTr to make your gift today!
Torero Tuesday is here! Help us continue Dr. Del Dickson's legacy at USD by making a gift to the Del Dickson Scholarship fund today! @usdcas @noellenorton @USDPoliSci https://t.co/ZLxwtAnLTr
Sending people to jail for possessing marijuana has upended too many lives – for conduct that is legal in many states. That’s before you address the clear racial disparities around prosecution and conviction. Today, we begin to right these wrongs.
I’d also like to note that as federal and state regulations change, we still need important limitations on trafficking, marketing, and underage sales of marijuana.
Third: We classify marijuana at the same level as heroin – and more serious than fentanyl. It makes no sense. I’m asking @SecBecerra and the Attorney General to initiate the process of reviewing how marijuana is scheduled under federal law.
Honrado por la oportunidad de participar en el Informe mundial sobre las Drogas 2022 de UNODC y Fronteras México de @elcolef, @ramos468, @chopadiaz. https://t.co/1O52sjNArS
Sorry, I forgot the passcode... Join us on Zoom for a security briefing on violent crime in Tijuana and Baja California. https://t.co/l8jHlBSSI1 (Passcode: jim-baja)
Homicides are on the upswing in Tijuana since the new mayoral administration took office and made sweeping personnel changes to law enforcement (reversing suspicious activities of the previous administration). Recent car fires suggest that someone not happy about these changes.
It is a very dangerous time for Mexican journalists. It is impossible, however, to definitively determine whether now is the most dangerous time there has ever been to be a journalist in Mexico. We don’t have the data needed 2 verify this hyperbolic claim. https://t.co/ztpAn4jTsA
Sumamente orgulloso de darles la bienvenida a los participantes en nuestro 3er taller de capacitación virtual en materia de litigación oral del programa OASIS. @JusticeinMexico https://t.co/XdNByaN6dF