Conflicts in Ecuador, Mexico and Haiti stem from corruption, a lack of state authority and entities such as drug cartels.

Yet, they carried their Apache spirit in language, song, and ceremony — often taught in secret, in arroyos at night, or whispered in the safety of their homes. Elder Juan Rojelio remembered how, as a ...

This is a story about strategy, not surrender — about Apaches who chose survival through Spanish-run peace establishments, not as a pathway to ethnic oblivion, but as a deliberate response to ...

Mexican authorities report seizing 4 million gallons of stolen fuel from two abandoned trains in Coahuila state.